Kanpur Launches International Training Program on Sustainable Sugar Production
A significant one-week training program focusing on future trends in efficient and sustainable sugar production officially commenced on Friday in Kanpur. This specialized training is being conducted for professionals from PT LPP Agro Nusantara, a prominent Indonesian agricultural institute, marking an important international collaboration in the sugar industry.
Expert-Led Training for Global Professionals
The training is being led by the former Director of the National Sugar Institute, Kanpur, bringing decades of expertise and knowledge to the program. This initiative aims to equip Indonesian professionals with the latest technological advancements and innovative practices in sugar manufacturing, ensuring they stay at the forefront of industry developments.
Comprehensive Curriculum on Sugar Industry Innovations
The training program is designed with a comprehensive curriculum that covers multiple critical aspects of modern sugar production. Key focus areas include:
- Overall processing efficiency to maximize output while minimizing waste
- Sugar quality improvement techniques that require lower inputs and resources
- Innovative utilization of by-products to create value-added products, reducing environmental impact
- Sustainable production methods that balance economic viability with ecological responsibility
Emphasis on Sustainable Development in Sugar Manufacturing
Professor Narendra Mohan, former director of the National Sugar Institute and current Managing Director of Greentech Consultants, emphasized the importance of holistic approaches to sustainable sugar production. "For attaining sustainable sugar production, all-round efforts are required," he stated, highlighting the need for integrated strategies that address both technical and environmental challenges in the industry.
This training program represents a significant step toward international knowledge exchange in agricultural technology, with Kanpur serving as a hub for expertise in sugar production methodologies. The collaboration between Indian and Indonesian professionals is expected to foster innovation and promote sustainable practices across global sugar manufacturing sectors.
