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Sugar and Confectionery Product Manufacturing in Sri Lanka
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Sugar and Confectionery Product Manufacturing sector based in Sri Lanka. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
Companies
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Cherish Biscuits
Cherish is a premium biscuit manufacturer of Sri Lanka,incorporated 79 years ago. Cherish biscuits stands tall today as one of Sri Lanka’s most trusted and respected household brand due to the superior quality products delivered to the consumers. Cherish manufactures a range of biscuits including wafers, soft range of Marie, Nice, Ginger, Peeps, Shorties and the cream sandwich range. Within the Sri Lankan biscuit market, Cherish is pioneered in the wafer category. We produce over 4.5 million biscuit packets every month using the state of art technology under stringent hygienic environment. Cherish is ISO / ISO and HACCP certified company.
501 to 1000 staff
Rajarata Lanka Pvt Ltd
From the heart of Matale, Sri Lanka, we bring you a taste of premium confectionery and food products. Our dedication to quality shines through in our toffees, chocolates, candies, and diverse culinary creations. We blend traditional techniques with modern innovation to deliver exceptional flavors.
51 to 200 staff
Lanka Sugar Company Pvt Ltd - Official
Lanka Sugar Company Private Limited (LSCL) is a fully government-owned company under the Treasury of Sri Lanka, managed by the Ministry of Industries. The company’s main focus is to achieve self-sufficiency in sugar production, thereby saving a significant amount of foreign exchange that is currently spent on importing sugar into Sri Lanka. In addition, LSCL is actively involved in managing and further developing the sugarcane industry in agro-economic zones across Sri Lanka, particularly at its Pelwatte and Sevanagala facilities. To support these efforts, the Government of Sri Lanka has allocated hectares of land, primarily in the dry and arid zones of the country, where irrigation facilities are available. The development of the sugarcane industry will not only help uplift the socio-economic standards of rural farmers but also create employment opportunities in various supporting and associated industries. Service providers in the sector will also benefit from this growth. LSCL is actively seeking investments to further develop sugarcane cultivation and sugar mills in Sri Lanka’s North, East, North Central, and Uva provinces.
5001 to 10000 staff
