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| Corporate Office: | Dwarikesh Sugars
511, Maker Chambers V, 221
Nariman Point
Mumbai, MH, 400021
Phone : +91-22-22025810, 22832468, 22855449
Fax : +91-22-22808650
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Dwarikesh, one of the major sugar producing industrial groups in India, has expanded its presence in other emerging industrial sectors as well.
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Dwarikesh plans to benefit from its initiatives in these unconventional areas.
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Dwarikesh is pro-actively exploring new markets for its bi-products as many industries use them raw-materials.
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Dwarikesh gives thrust to development of green energy, green fuel and green technology.
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Among these, captive power and ethanol deserve a special mention as emerging India's requirements in these sectors are growing by the day.
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Sugar production is an interesting process during which some useful bi-products are generated.
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Dwarikesh Sugar is known for its high quality, hygiene and good taste.
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Incidentally, power generation and alternative fuels are emerging as new areas of industrial growth and business opportunities too.
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Some useful bi-products get produced during the sugar process.
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Our strong presence in carbon credit trade and renewable energy certificate as well as captive power and ethanol production is a testimony to our serious commitment for the common cause of the world.
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Ethanol blending move a boon for sugar companies.
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India, the world's second-biggest sugar producer, ended state controls on sugar mills, allowing them to freely sell the sweetener in the local market for the first time in four decades.
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