Triveni's association with the Sugar Industry is as old as the Industry itself. In pre- independence India, the promoters of what is now the Triveni Group established several sugar factories in pre independent India. Even now, Triveni is the pre- eminent name in the Indian sugar industry.

With a current cane crushing capacity of 61,000 TCD (Tonnes Crushing per Day), the Triveni Group continues to be one of the largest producers of sugar in India. The crush capacity of the existing plants are (as follows;

• Khatauli, in District Muzaffarnagar (16,000 TCD)
• Deoband in District Saharanpur (14,000 TCD)
• Ramkola in District Kushinagar (6,500 TCD)
• Sabitgarh in District Bulandshehar (7,000 TCD)
• Chandanpur in District J P Nagar (6000 TCD)
• Raninagal in District Moradabad (5500 TCD)
• Milak Narainpur in District Rampur (6000 TCD)

The new capacities at Chandanpur, Raninagal & Milak Narainpur together with the brownfield expansion at Ramkola were commissioned during the sugar season 2006-07.

All seven sugar factories are located in the state of Uttar Pradesh. In all the factories, double suphitation process is followed for sugar production.

The sugar produced at Triveni's factories is direct consumption plantation white low ICUMSA (an International method for determining colour value of sugar, lower value means whiter sugar), bold grain sugar which commands premium in the market. A lot of emphasis is placed on the quality control procedures and quality of sugar produced in the factories.

At all the factories, emphasis is on usage of energy efficient systems, modern technology and R & D for better operations and for improved per hectare sugar output.

Khatauli, Deoband & Sabitgarh plants are located in fertile, well irrigated and high cane intensity region of western Uttar Pradesh where the sugar cane crop is least dependent on the vagaries of the Monsoon & therefore are very consistent in terms of the cane availability & capacity utilization.

The Ramkola unit is located in lucrative eastern UP where the realization of sugar (particularly because of the robust demand from sugar deficient West Bengal) is better as compared to western UP.

The three new sugar units are located in the Central UP.

The cane development activities taken up by the factories are regarded to be amongst the best in the industry. Group has been pioneer in using modern techniques like Satellite tracking for getting information on area in its command for enabling decisions on which variety to be propagated in which area. Factory has huge data base on individual farmer's field data (total cane area, past supplies, ratoon and plant cane acreage, soil details, land type details etc.) to take prudent decisions on cane development.