1. General data
Beet is a living raw material subject to numerous degradation reactions. Its shelf life is limited, and the sugar industry is therefore seasonal, with campaigns lasting two to three months a year.
We're witnessing a high concentration of production facilities, limited only by the cost of transporting beet to the sugar factories. As a result, factories are located close to production zones, i.e. north of the Loire in France.
This concentration is accompanied by a high level of process automation. Sugar factories are often considered to be the "heavy industry" of the food industry, equivalent to a chemical industry. But the material processed undergoes numerous biological, physical and chemical degradations, and the control parameters are most often the result...
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