Suminter currently leases five processing units and several warehouses in all of its project areas. These spaces are strategically located within close proximity to Suminter's farms in order to reduce transportation costs and product loss. All of our facilities are certified by Control Union, an international certification agency based in the Netherlands. As such, our processing facilities are held to the highest quality standards, and are monitored for quality control and organic standard compliance. Our facilities perform pesticide residue and microbial contamination testing, as well as all testing that is required by international food safety regulations. At these processing units, cotton is cleaned and ginned, and food products are cleaned and packaged, before being sold.


In February 2009, Suminter commissioned its own state-of-the-art warehouse located in Indore (central India) dedicated to 100% organic processing.  The 2,000 square metric food park allows Suminter to provide products of the highest quality in compliance with international standards and customer requirements. 

The company has made an investment in Eco2 and Imtech-Steri. Eco 2 is a processing facility that will treat and fumigate organic agricultural commodities in a manner that increases product shelf-life and eliminates any chance of infestation in the produce for over two years, through natural and organic procedures. Eco2 B.V., a Dutch company, developed this unique technology for chemical-free fumigation and sterilization of organic food products. Eco2, located in Indore, will enable Suminter to have even stronger controls over its quality and processes and ensure that its products are in line with the most stringent global food safety regulations. Imtech-Steri, imported from Switzerland and also to be located in Indore, is the latest in dry steam technology that reduces and controls the microbial load of products in accordance with international organic standards.  Alongside this technology, Suminter has also invested in spice seed cleaning lines, blending lines, packaging lines, and metal detection all with the purpose of providing value added benefits to food processing prior to the product reaching the customer.

Suminter has also recently invested in a soyameal machine which will arrive in March 2010 from the United Kingdom.  The soyameal machine will allow Suminter to participate in the global market for organic animal feed.