Al Khaleej Sugar – literally meaning The Gulf Sugar – appropriately derives its name from the fact that it is the first sugar refinery in the Arabian Gulf Region. Based in Jebel Ali in Dubai, Al Khaleej Sugar has current production capacity of 6,000 tons of refined white sugar per day, employing about 800 personnel. Since the commencement of production in July, 1995 it made remarkable progress to achieve the status of the largest standalone sugar refinery in the world. Plans are afoot to increase the capacity of the refinery to 7,000 tons per day to meet the growing global demand of refined sugar, which was achieved in July 2013 with a new set record of 7,270 tons in one day. In 2011, the refinery set another record in terms of highest ever-annual production of refined sugar at 1.5 million tons. Our products are regularly exported to over 50 countries, including the regional countries in the Arabian Gulf Region. Currently, it contributes to about 3% of global annual refined sugar production. Its achievements assume larger significance due to the fact that this sugar refinery operates in a primarily non-agricultural region of the Arabian Gulf, by importing raw sugar from traditional sugar growing areas like Brazil, India, Australia, Thailand etc. To be highly successful based on such a mode of operation also speaks itself of our efficient operation ably supported by excellent logistic facilities of Jebel Ali port and other inherent positive contributing factors of UAE.