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Sugar

Leading Manufacturer, Supplier & Retailer of ICUMSA Sugar.

ICUMSA Sugar

Packaging Type 50 KG PP Bags

Sugar has been produced since very ancient times and is the world’s most popular sweetener. Here are a few more facts about this high-energy and natural food additive :

Sugar crystals were first produced centuries ago from sugarcane, a plant which grows best in warm temperate or tropical regions. Approximately 100 countries located within the tropics now grow sugarcane. In colder, northern regions, sugar can be produced using sugar beets.
Health and Nutrition. Crystalline sucrose sugar is a carbohydrate, and moderate sugar intake can be part of a healthy diet. Sugar not only sweetens food and beverages, but also provides users with an instant jolt of energy. Humans should derive 50 to 55 percent of their daily energy consumption from carbohydrates.
Brazilian Sugar. The Portuguese first planted sugarcane in Brazil during the 1530s. Since then, sugar has been an integral part of Brazil’s social, political and economic history. Brazil is now the world’s leading sugar producer and exporter, accounting for approximately 20 percent of global production and more than 40 percent of world exports. During the most recent harvest, national sugar output reached 33.8 million tons.
Sugar Trade. Approximately two-thirds of the sugar produced in Brazil is destined for foreign markets. More than 100 countries around the world rely on sugar from Brazil with key export markets that include the Russian Federation, India, Iran and the United Arab Emirates. Virtually all Brazilian exports are traded in a free-market environment. A few developed countries offer Brazil preferential import-quotas, but these amounts are extremely small compared to the total volume of Brazilian sugar sales.

Details :

Product : BRAZIL ICUMSA 45 (As per said Specifications)
Shipments : 12, 500, 25, 000, 50, 000, 75, 000, 1, 00, 000 MT SPOT etc., Bulk only
First Shipments : 20-30 days
Price : $ / MT(Depends on the quantity)
Inspection : SGS or equivalent
Insurance : 110% of the CIF Value of each shipment on the Seller’s account.
Discharge Rate : Required for the Port of Discharge / Per day

Specification

Component	Result
Polarization	99, 80% min
Moisture	0,04% max
Ash content	0, 04% max
ICUMSA Rating	ICUMSA 45 RBU attenuation index units (method#:4-â�� 1978)
Origin	Brazil
Solubility	100% dry & free flowing
Radiation	Normal internationally accepted limit w/o presence of cesium or iodine, certified
Magnetic particles	4 Mg / k
SO2	20 PP Max
Color	Crystal White
Table Grade	Standard
Granulation	medium to fine crystal grain
Sulphur Dioxide	20 mg/kg Min
Sediments	None
Smell	Free of any odor
Reducing Sugar	0.05% max
HPN Staph Aureus	NIL
Max AS	1 P.P.M
Max PS	2 P.P.M
Max CU	3 P.P.M
Substance	Solid Crystal
Crop	Fresh Current
Free from	Mold, unnatural odors, chemicals and insects
Seed Husks	Of no radiation, no viruses, insect parts, no poisonous matter and non genetic / suitable for human consumption