Sweetheart deal for SIS 88 in Jurong ‣ BulkMaterials International

Sweetheart deal for SIS 88 in Jurong

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1 Nov 2005

by BMI Editorial

Singapore-based SIS 88 Pte Ltd has opened a S$25 mill sugar silo and blending plant at Jurong Port. Refined bulk sugar is discharged from the ship directly into a new, pupose-built silo via a specially-developed 500m enclosed conveyor belt, thereby eliminating any chance of contamination.

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