Sugar
Saticfied Clients
Web Designer
82%
Success rates
Web Designer
95%
Key Benefits
Specifications
Applications and Uses
Key Benefits
Cost Efficiency: Purchasing in bulk offers substantial savings, typically 20-30% lower than retail packaged options, ideal for high-volume users.
Quality Assurance: Establishing direct contracts with sugar mills or traders ensures control over refining processes, allowing customization of sugar characteristics like grain size, color, and moisture content.
Inventory Management: Scheduled bulk deliveries enable efficient stock management, reducing storage complexities associated with smaller retail packaging.
Price Stability: Long-term contracts help stabilize prices amidst market fluctuations, providing financial predictability for buyers.
Specifications
- Polarization: Typically 99.0% to 99.9%, indicating sucrose content and purity.
- ICUMSA Scale: Grades sugar color from 45 (sparkling white) to 150 (light brown) for refined sugar; 1200-5000 for raw sugar.
- Moisture Content: Critical for flowability, around 0.05% max for refined, 0.15% for raw sugar.
- Ash Content: Residual mineral content, minimal at 0.05% or less for refined grades.
- Granulation: Grain size impacts solubility, typically 0.6-1.2mm for refined sugar.
- Microbiological Standards: Free from pathogens like Salmonella or E. coli, with limits on yeast and mold.
- Heavy Metals: Within regulatory limits for lead, arsenic, and mercury.
- SO2 Content: Residual sulfur dioxide not exceeding 10 ppm, a bleaching agent in sugar refining.
- Dietary Fiber: Less than 0.5% for refined sugar.
- Crop Origin: Major sources include Brazil, Thailand, and India.
- Packaging: Commonly packed in 50 kg polypropylene bags or 1-1.25 ton totes, suitable for bulk vessel shipments.
Applications and Uses
- Used extensively in food processing, confectionery, beverage production, and pharmaceutical formulations, wholesale refined sugar meets diverse industrial needs with consistent quality and reliability.
