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edited by: Sudhir Mahajan, Shri. Ritesh Dey, S.K. Wadkar, V.K. Dubey, Shri. Sumit Jha, Yashwant Kulkarni, Shruti Kulkarni, Bhanu AroraLength: 152 mm | Breadth: 19.6 mm | Height: 229 mm | Imprint: NIPA | Weight: 620 GMS
Cooperative sugar mills/ factories have been an integral part of the Indian cooperative movement for over a century, addressing the needs of one of the key communities in both rural and semi-urban areas. They have achieved this while maintaining their cooperative identity and values.
The establishment of the Ministry of Cooperation by the Hon'ble Prime Minister of India, accompanied by the call for "Sahakar-Se-Samriddhi," marks a significant milestone for our cooperative movement. It signifies the government’s commitment to fostering prosperity through cooperative endeavours.
Under the visionary leadership of our first Union Cooperation Minister, Shri Amit Shah, the Ministry has embarked on numerous initiatives to amplify and expand the cooperative movement in India. This concerted effort has sparked renewed interest among all segments of society, including the sugar community, to evolve their business lines with the changing market conditions.
1. Introduction to Sugar Cooperatives
2. Enhancement in Sugarcane Cultivation
3. Journey of Sugarcane from Farm to Mill
4. Value Addition in Sugar Sector
5. Infrastructure for Sugarcane Processing
6. Food Safety Management System in a Sugar Cooperative
7. Sales and Marketing of Sugar and its Products
8. Regulations, Policies, and Schemes Governing the Indian Sugar Sector
9. Financial Management of a Sugar Cooperative
10. Future Trends and Innovations in the Sugar Industry