The Dutch CBC Anklam not only looks back on a long history, but also on an impressive production development. Currently, around 340 farms supply around 1.8 million tons of beets. These are then processed into 150,000 metric tons of white sugar during the beet campaign and the thick juice campaign that takes place in the spring. The average daily volume is currently 13,500 metric tons of beets. Processing them produces not only white sugar, but also bioethanol, biomethane, animal feed and more. Bioethanol and biomethane in particular represent a sustainable alternative to fossil fuels in Germany. In addition to 200 year-round employees, there are currently 30 campaign workers and 25 trainees at the site.