Explore unlimited opportunities in the sugar industry and give your business the required thrust

With sugarcane grown on 4.07 million hectares of land in the country, around 309.30 million tonnes of sugar is produced -- a yield of 76.1 tonnes per hectare. The scope and nature of benefits arising from sugar cultivation are wide and varied. They range from tangible elements such as soil preservation, employment, net export earnings, quasi Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) flows, foreign exchange availability, avoidance of imports of fossil fuels, carbon sequestration, assignments for the service industry, cheaper electricity for the economy, lower levels of pollution load and budget savings, to very qualitative elements such as broadening of ownership, social stability and greenery for the tourism sector.


Responding to this potential of the sugar industry, Nexgen Exhibitions Pvt Limited, an ISO 9001:2000 accredited company presents Sugarasia at Pragati Maidan in New Delhi India from 2nd July to 4th July 2009. It will directly benefit thousands of sugarcane cultivators and the related sugar and ethanol industries throughout the country. The event will greatly benefit the sugarcane ethanol supply chain, which includes research into biotechnology for new sugarcane varieties, input and equipment suppliers, sugarcane growers, trading companies, industrial businesses, logistics and a variety of service providers. The event will see the coming together of the entrepreneurs, technocrats, agriculture scientists, industry leaders and senior government officials from central and state governments as well as eminent experts from overseas who have wide experience on the industry.


The last edition of Sugarasia in 2008 witnessed huge participation from not only India but also from China, France and South Africa with adaptation of new initiatives and policies. The event was being graced by decision makers, professionals, advisers, technical experts, engineering organizations, consultants and users from the sugar and ethanol industry from Russia, Germany, US and China.


The exhibition will showcase the latest products developed by the industry to usher in a new hi-tech era in the sugar and ethanol industry. Following is a brief description about the products to be displayed:

• Equipments - Machinery, Spares, Processing Technology, Hydraulic and Pneumatic Technology, Environment Management and Effluent Treatment Systems, Co Generations, Boilers, Turbines, Material Handling Systems, Storage Systems, Distillation & Fermentation Systems, Ethanol Manufacturing Equipments, Latest Farming Technology
• Input and Consumables - Sugar Processing Input and Consumables, Sugar Refining Input and Consumables, Water Treatment Input and Consumables, Lubricants & Greases, Fermentation and Distillation Systems, Finished Goods like Bags, Bottles, Tankers, etc
• Software and Hardware, Security devices, quality control devices and many more …….
• Raw, Finished & Refined Sugar
• Sugar, Alcohol and Ethanol.

Research and Development Institutes and Technical and Trade related Publications will also be exhibiting at the event.


A high-level conference has been designed to give end-user attendees strategic insight, tactical expertise and real-world solutions they need to strengthen their organizations. The conference is tabulated to be held on 2nd and 3rd July 2009 at Pragati Maidan in New Delhi, India.


The show will have participation from across Asia. The event is going to be a meeting ground for leaders from a wide spectrum of Industry including Sugar, Distilleries, Ethanol, Confectionery, Food & Beverages and many more. Sugarasia is expected to be visited by the following professionals:-

• CEOs, Managing Directors, Techical Directors, Works/Plant Managers
• Process, Engineering, Lab Chemists, Environment Engineers, Power Engineers, Distillation and Fermentation Experts
• Cane Personnel of Sugar Mills
• Purchase Managers, Inventory Controllers and other Executives
• Sellers and Resellers of Sugar and Allied products
• Research & Development Scientists
• Exporters and Importers of Commodities
• Other Interested Professionals.