Balrampur Chini Mills

Balrampur Chini Mills Limited has done a successful job to utilize/recycle 100% effluents by adopting Composting technology to manufacture bio-compost and by maintaining Zero liquid discharge.

Bagasse, a byproduct of sugarcane crushing, serves as a biofuel in sugar mills, reducing fossil fuel use and greenhouse gas emissions.

Distiller’s Dried Grain Solubles (DDGS) refers to the by-product that is extracted during the ethanol production process. Highly suitable to be used as a livestock feed ingredient, DDGS is rich in protein, fiber, fat, and minerals.

Ethanol production begins by crushing sugarcane to extract juice, which is fermented to create ethanol and other industrial spirits like RS and ENA.

BCML’s Adult Literacy Programme, supported by the Rotary Foundation (India), trained youth like Mohini to improve adult literacy in Badgau, Tulsipur.

Ramlal Singh hails from a Kaburpur village in Haidargarh of Uttar Pradesh. Ramlal Singh possesses marginal land size. He chose to differ from the typical resource-poor farmers struggling to make a living from agriculture.

Balrampur Foundation provided Birendra Kumar with a power tiller and training, reducing his labor costs and improving banana and tomato production in Nathupur.

Balrampur Chini Mills Limited structures its human resources around talent acquisition, performance management, training, and development to drive organizational growth.

Balrampur Chini Mills Limited founded in 1975, is one of the largest sugar manufacturing company in India. It is one of the first sugar companies in the country to diversify its business from sugar to distillery and cogeneration.

Balrampur Chini Mills Limited operates 10 sugar plants in Uttar Pradesh, with a daily crushing capacity of 80,000 tonnes of cane.

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