Ranipur Sugar Mills is striving to become one of the most economical sugar factory in Pakistan, with the use of State of the Art Equipment, the Falling Film Evaporator and SCP.
Climates changed, and our traditional sources of energy dwindled, many special died along with that disappearing bounty, but those with the ability to process sugars survived.
To develop a state of the art facility and an extremely motivated workforce, aiming to drive growth in the industry through innovation and technical advancements
It is our goal to help our raw material suppliers in any way we can, as they are a core member of the sugar industry and our team.
Global production for Marketing Year (MY) 2018/19 is forecast down 9 million tons to 186 million primarily due to the 8-million-ton drop in Brazil caused by unfavourable weather and more sugarcane being diverted towards ethanol production. Global stocks are forecast to rise to a new high of 53 million metric tons (raw value) as massive stock building in India more than offsets lower stocks in China and the European Union. India’s production is forecast to rise 1.8 million tons to a record 35.9 million due to higher area and yields (in spite of pest and weather concerns).
Pakistan Sugarcane crushing season 2018-2019 appears to be challenging. Pakistan’s production is forecast to be down by 15-25 percent due to reduced area as farmers shifted to other crops such as cotton and corn because of better prices and faster return on their investment.
Consumption continues to grow modestly with a developing food processing sector and growing population. Exports and stocks are projected to decline due to the lower production while final levels will depend on government policies.
Exports and stocks are projected to decline due to the lower production while final levels will depend on government policies. In December 2018, the Government of Pakistan allowed 1.1-million-ton sugar export. Millers remain unhappy still as the latest export quota is not accompanied by subsidy and Pakistani sugar output remains uncompetitive in global market due to low sucrose recovery rate.
The sugar industry in Pakistan is the 2nd largest agriculturally based industry comprising 90 sugar mills with annual crushing capacity of over 65-70 million tonnes. Sugarcane farming and sugar manufacturing contribute significantly to the national exchequer in the form of various taxes and levies.
