Brazil is the world's largest sugar producer today. It is hardly surprising therefore that the country is also home to the biggest event for trade and technology in the cane sugar industry. This year, the Fenasucro & Agrocana will be held from 23 to 26 August. At BMA, the countdown has started.

As of recently, the online version of the 54th BMA Information brochure is available on BMA’s website. 24 articles will give you an impressive and interesting insight into BMA’s series production and project business across the globe.

Citius, Altius, Fortius, which is Latin for "Faster, Higher, Stronger", has been the Olympic motto since the start of the modern games. The enhancement of BMA's extraction towers could be said to be driven by a similar spirit. With yet larger dimensions and additional capacity, the enhanced series provides even more flexibility and efficiency in extraction. The first tower is currently being…

According to domestic sources, the Gumi region in the southwest of South Korea is the country's largest industrial zone. At BMA in Braunschweig, a delegation from Gumi found a manufacturer of machinery and technology in an environment with a strong science focus.

BMA's engineering business is going from strength to strength. A look at the figures confirms this: today about one sixth of its workforce across the globe is working in consulting and even in planning whole sugar factories and refineries. Clear evidence that alongside its strong product business, BMA is quickly evolving into a solution provider for comprehensive factory complexes.

The vocatium careers fair has become a major career guidance event for school leavers from the region. On 8 and 9 June, BMA will once again be among the exhibitors at the Stadthalle Braunschweig event venue.

Research and development played a major role in the region well before Braunschweig became Germany's City of Science for a year in 2007. The University of Braunschweig, for instance, is proud to be the oldest institute of technology in Germany. Over the past decades, both the city and its surrounding area have evolved into a European research hotspot, not least in the sugar sector.