Sentences with phrase «sugarcane processed»

Late last month, Amyris Biotechnologies opened a plant in Campinas, Brazil, to demonstrate large - scale production of hydrocarbons from sugarcane processed using its engineered microbes.

American agribusiness company Cargill and Brazilian sugar - cane processor Grupo USJ have entered into a joint venture (JV) called SJC Bioenergia in order to triple sugarcane processing in Brazil to 15...

Not only that but sugarcane processing is cheaper too — the leftover waste from sugarcane can be used to produce electricity to run the mill.

Not exact matches

Once a luxury item, sugar really hit its stride in the 18th century when a process was developed to extract sugar from beets, which grow in a wider variety of climates than sugarcane.

We are studying flowering in sugarcane to identify ways of controlling the process.

We don't try to reinvent the wheel — we've always followed a unique process and we like sticking to it - we combine the finest Arabica coffee, and sugarcane rum, grown as neighbours and blended in Veracruz, Mexico.

The fermentation process includes the addition of local red rice, setting it apart from standard sugarcane rum.

The estate sugarcane is harvested by hand and processed in minimal ways that retain its terroir all the way to the bottle.

A cassava processing plant will be constructed at Diare, a Sugarcane factory at Kadia and a tomato processing factory at Nabogu.

But the process can use almost any sugar, whether direct sucrose from sugarcane or the polysaccharides derived from breaking down cellulose in water.

According to Sanskrit texts, cooks in India processed sugarcane into giant crystals through boiling and cooling extracted sugarcane juice.

Plants are split into broad categories based on how they process carbon, with the two main groups being C3 (e.g. rice, wheat, trees) and C4 (most grasses including corn and sugarcane).

Depending on the nature of plant - growth environment for sugarcane or beet root, sugarcane and / or beet molasses used in the fermentation process, may be highly concentrated in harmful things like insecticides etc..

Refined sugar is raw sugar (from sugarcane or sugar beets) which has undergone a refining process to remove molasses.

• Eatables prepared from milk and sugarcane juice [jaggery might be a substitute but perhaps processed still and maybe date powder or molasses are better].

It goes through a long process — the juice from sugarcane is purified using heat and lime, which is further processed to make sugar crystals and molasses.

While the film and the memoir have been given the unfair label of being ONLY ABOUT «slavery is bad» (as if that fact alone would not be worthy) many of the more subtle points have been ignored, but is best summed up this way, «It is notable not only for its lucid description of plantation life, with detailed passages on the methods by which cotton and sugarcane were harvested and processed, and how slaves were fed, housed and punished, but also for the author's evenhanded treatment of his subject: although he denounces slavery as an institution, Northup expresses his gratitude to the masters who treated him with gentleness and generosity, and shows a surprising ability to forgive even the most unimaginable cruelties.»

They also planted a coffee and sugarcane plantation and built mills to process them.

In the case of sugarcane ethanol, a lot of energy inputs are required, especially for purifying the ethanol, but those inputs are being satisfied by burning the sugarcane ethanol residues to produce process heat.

Additionally, Brazilian sugarcane is often boiled and processed using leftover plant matter — as opposed to using fossil fuels (like in the United States) to separate the plastic materials — said Mayfield.

In Amyris's process, sugarcane stalks are crushed and the juices are then placed in 5,000 - liter fermenters with the company's engineered yeast, which makes a diesel - precursor molecule.

Brazil is attractive to Amyris because it is the second - largest producer of ethanol in the world; while the company will make hydrocarbons, not ethanol, it will use the country's existing infrastructure for growing and processing sugarcane.

While corn ethanol processing is a net electricity consumer, sugarcane ethanol is a net electricity exporter.

Though sugar is refined from both sugarcane and beets, cane sugar is preferred — accounting for about 70 percent of the world's sugar supply — and it is the molasses left over from this process that most rum makers use.

It also plans on buying Brazilian sugarcane mills and ethanol plants, and converting them to run on its process.

According to Designboom, «for every 10 tonnes of sugarcane crushed during the production process, nearly 3 tonnes of wet bagasse remains as residue.

Sugarcane Cheaper to Process Than Corn The reason Brazil was chosen for this plant?