Dhampur

Dhampur is a city and a civil board in Bijnor area in the territory of Uttar Pradesh, India. In 1805, Dhampur was sacked by Pindaris. The Indian sugar organization Dhampur Sugar Mills originally began tasks with the set up of a sugar process having a devastating limit of 300 tons of stick for every day in 1933. Dhampur's economy depends on agribusiness, for the most part sugarcane, wheat, and rice. Hand-woven material things delivered by the weavers living in encompassing zones are known for their utility and plans.

The State Government set up a Handloom Intensive Development Project at Dhampur and a few creation focuses are situated in the zone, with its focal office headquartered at Kanpur. One of the biggest sugar makers in India, Dhampur Sugar Mills, is situated here. Set up in 1933, Dhampur Sugar Mills is a freely recorded sugar producer. Additionally situated here is Dhampure Speciality Sugars which is a freely recorded maker of claim to fame sugars, which offers its items under the brand name of 'Dhampur Green'.