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Al Khaleej backs Dubai Sugar ConferenceAl Khaleej Sugar, the largest stand-alone sugar refinery in the world, is participating at the ongoing Kingsman Dubai 9th Sugar Conference in Dubai, one of the largest events in the sugar trading industry. The event, which opened More… |
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Al Khaleej Sugar receives top awardLeading sugar refinery, Al Khaleej Sugar, has been awarded the ‘Dubai Quality Award’ at the Business Excellence Award ceremony held at the Dubai World Trade Centre yesterday. Sheikh Maktoum bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum presented the More… |
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Dubai sugar refinery restarts operationsDubai's Al Khaleej sugar refinery, one of the the largest sugar refineries the world, restarted operations on Feb. 28 after a month-long shutdown, said the refinery's general manager. "The refinery has restarted production and by next week More… |
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Dubai sugar refinery plans output boostDubai-based Al Khaleej sugar refinery, one of the biggest in the world, is undergoing an expansion during a shutdown that will boost its capacity to 7,500 tonnes/day from 5,000 tonnes, its managing director said. "We are targeting 7,500 to More… |
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Al Khaleej won't expand UAE sugar refinery nowDubai-based Al Khaleej Sugar Company will not expand its refinery this year because adding capacity would require closing down at a time when demand for white sugar is high, an executive said on Thursday. Al Khaleej, the largest refinery i More… |
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Al Khaleej buys 250,000 T Brazilian sugarThe UAE's Al Khaleej Sugar has bought 250,000 tonnes of raw sugar from Brazil, said a top official of the company. "We bought 250,000 tonnes from Brazil," Al Khaleej trading manager Shabbir Baherenwala told Reuters on Tuesday. "Thi More… |
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UAE sells 100,000 tonnes sugar to PakistanThe UAE's Al Khaleej Sugar has sold 100,000 tonnes of white sugar to Pakistan this month, an Al Khaleej company executive said on Thursday. 'This month we sold 100,000 tonnes of white sugar to Pakistan, this deal was with the gover More… |
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India rejects Al Khaleej sugar plansThe Indian government has turned down a proposal from Dubai's Al Khaleej Sugar to begin operations in the country, the finance ministry said in a statement on Monday. The ministry's Foreign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB) did not More… |
