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U.P.
Co-operative sugar factories Federation as an apex body
of U.P. was established in 1963 for development and
expansion of co-operative sugar industries in U.P. Sugar
federation since its inception has been playing active
role in establishment of new sugar factories, expansion
and modernisation of existing sugar factories, establishment
of distilleries for use of byproducts and giving financial,
technical and administrative advices and guidelines. |
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Development
of Co-operative Sugar factories |
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The
First co-operative sugar factory was installed in
year 1957 in district Nainital ( currently in Distt.
Udham Singh Nagar). It was inaugurated by India's
first Prime Minister Pt. Jawahar Lal Nehru on 16th
Feb,1959. Its successful operation brought a new enthusiasm
in U.P. and consequently other new co-operative sugar
mills were installed.
During
1959 to 1971, there were only five co-operative sugar
factories in U.P. Five more mills were setup during
5th five year plan. 'Dhuriapar' is the lastest unit
which was installed in 1996-97. Currently there are
28 units in U.P. in which 6 in western zone, 14 in central
zone and rest 8 in eastern zone. Thus a total 27 sugar
factories are functional in U.P in co-operative sector
with total crushing capacity of 66625 TCD. |
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In
the initial stage most of the co-operative sugar mills
were established with the crushing capacity of 1250
Ton per day. Due to inflation, the production cost kept
on increasing and the financial position of sugar mills
was badly effected in terms of sales realization. Thus
1250 TCD plant become unviable and it was required to
expand the crushing capacity upto 2500 Ton per day on
the basis of cane availability. Sugar Federation successfully
expanded the crushing capacity of 21 sugar mills from
1250 TCD to 2500 TCD between 1988-89 to 1997-98 in a
well planned manner. During Crushing season 1999-2000,
3 sugar mills Belrayan, Sampurna Nagar and Nanauta mills
were expanded from 2500 TCD to 5000 TCD. |
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Sugar
Federation is conscious about quality of sugar and alcohol
for export in international market.
Plants and equipments of latest technology have been installed
in almost all the mills. Some highlights are as follows: |
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Sneh
Road sugar mill was the first mill to adopt the technique
known as " Fasletion technique"
for production of export quality sugar. |
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Continuous Fermentation" plant was established
for quick production of Alcohol in
Sampurna Nagar Distillery . |
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Extra Natural " plant was setup to increase
the quality of Alcohol in distilleries. |
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Development
of Distilleries |
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which is normally 4.5% of total cane crushed.
It is raw material for Industrial Alcohol.
There are 7 distilleries (Majhola, Anoop
Shahar, Kaimganj, Nanauta, Ghosi, Sampurna
Nagar, Bajpur(now in
Uttarnchal) ) installed in the
federation for using this main byproduct.
Total capacity of these distilleries is 210
Lacs bulk liter per day. |
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. . is the the 2nd major byproduct which is
used as fuel in boilers. The remaining bagasses
is being sold to the manufacturers of particle
board, paper and news papers. |
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All
these distilleries are producing Industrial Alcohol
out of which one distillery i.e. Majhola in district
Pilibhit is producing country liquor and foreign liquor
also. Which has become very Popular. |
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Main
emphasis has been given on Technical and Managerial efficiency
in operation of co-operative sugar factories.
Belrayan, Bisalpur and Nanauta have
received National productivity awards. |
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Sampurna
Nagar, Nanparam Snehroad, Anoopshahar, Nadehi (currently in
Uttaranchal) , Nanauta and Rama mills were
given techincal efficiency award by
National Federation out of which Nadehi,
Anoopshahar and Snehroad have been awarded
twice. |
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Separate
pollution control equipments are established in co-operative
sugar factories and distilleries according to their
crushing capacity. Equipments are setup in distilleries
to convert the effluents into fuel for boilers. Fly
ash oesters are installed in sugar mills in order to
check air pollution due to Chimany Smoke. In mill campus,
extensive plantation is carried out to preserve ecological
balance. Sugar Federation is very much conscious of
its enviromental responsibilities. |
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Sugar
federation has plan for efficient functioning of sugar
mills and distilleries, financial stability and quality
control of its products. Emphasis is on maintaining
financial discipline, financial control and effective
management. Modernisation of sugar mills is being done
to improve the quality of products. Besides there is
an effective plan for improvement of financial health
of sick sugar mills. All this endeavour has however,
kept the interest of the cane growers as one of the
prime concerns. |
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