Sugar Mills

Sugar mills are facilities that process harvested sugarcane into refined sugar. The process involves crushing the cane to extract juice, which is then clarified, heated, and evaporated to concentrate the sugar. The resulting syrup is further crystallized to produce raw sugar, which can be refined further. Modern mills often include various machines for shredding, crushing, boiling, and centrifuging, efficiently converting raw cane into consumable sugar. These mills play a crucial role in the sugar Industry, transforming agricultural crop into a widely used ingredient for food, beverages, and other products.