sugar refinery

One brother became a police officer, and the other worked for a sugar refinery.

Construction on a sugar refinery is not expected before September.

We have sugar refineries: the Commission is going to pay them not to produce anything.

The region additionally has sugar refineries and other heavy industry.

In the 1900s the first modern industries were established, the most important of these was a sugar refinery.

The current complex dates from 1882, when it was the largest sugar refinery in the world.

The town is best known for being home to the only sugar refinery in Bourgogne.

Where are the main sugar refineries and why are they in these places?

Rain's other industries include a sugar refinery employing 240-280 people.

The town also is known for the sugar refinery, one of the main ones of the region.

In 1845, a sugar refinery, later coffee processing and baking plant was opened.

After WW2 a big sugar refinery was built north of the railway line.

But the "effect of thirst and curiosity soon drove him toward the sugar refineries."

Coal from the mine was once used at the sugar refinery in Rijeka.

The area selected to house the sugar refinery had several key features:

Established in 1954 by the state, it has since become the largest sugar refinery in China.

It turned out that they have nine sugar refineries, but all of them work only with Cuban molasses.

Moerbeke is known very well for its sugar refinery.

Arkel's first overseas project was a large sugar refinery in Sudan.

From 1979 it occupied a former sugar refinery located in Molenbeek.

It started a sugar refinery and a candle factory.

The line was principally intended to serve a sugar refinery in the vicinity.

An Illinois company wants to build a $140 million plant along the river to supply steam to a neighboring sugar refinery.

Germans came to work in the sugar refineries.

Charles owned a highly profitable sugar refinery, which he and his partners sold for a reported price of $10 million.