All the natural goodness is preserved in the Special Raw Natural Classic sugar. Its intense molasses aroma is immediately perceived while its fine warm golden crystals add colour to daily recipes. Special Raw Sugar is commonly used as a natural ingredient in the food and wine industry.
Polarisation 98.8 - 99.50 Min Z
Colour (I.U) 800 01500
Moisture (%) 0.15 Max
Grain Size 0.85 - 1.1 mm
Suitable for vegetarians and vegans
Certifications: Kosher, Halal, and BRCGS Global Food Safety Standard
Available in: 25 KGS Bags, 50 KGS Bags, 1.05T Bags ,1.1T Bags
VHP - Very High Polarization - Brown Sugar - Icumsa 600 - 1200
Sugar from Our Company has the following specifications.
Color : ICUMSA 600 to 1200 typical
Origin Brazil
SPECIFICATIONS: VHP
Polarization: 97.8 degree to 99.2 degree
Ash Content: 0.15 % max
Solubility: 95%
Free flowing
Color: Brown
Radiation: Within internationally acceptable limits
Granulation : 0.6 mm of regular square ( medium size)
Moisture: 0.15% max
Magnetic Particles: 10 MG/K
So2 120 MG/K
Sulphur Dioxide: 60 MG/K MIN
Smell: Free from unusual or abnormal smells
Reducing Sugar : 0.05% MAX by weight
HPN Staph Aureus
NIL
MAX AS 1 P.P.M
MAX PS
2 P.P.M
MAX CU 3 P.P.M
Substance Structure : Solid Brown Crystal
Raw materials: cane sugar, beet sugar, and high fructose corn syrup.
Cane sugar is processed into raw sugar by a sequence of operations: harvesting, cutting, crushing, extraction of juice, clarification, evaporation, crystallization, centrifugation and refining.
Beet sugar processing involves harvesting, slicing, extraction of juice, carbonization, evaporation, crystallization and refining.
The heating process used for these processes and the resulting low water activity of the end products greatly decreases the initial microflora with the remaining organisms consisting primarily of heat-resistant spores (Owen, 1977) such as those from Bacillus and Clostridium species. While spores of Clostridium botulinum have been detected in sugar, they are of little relevance due to the low water activity of the confectionery products. For high fructose corn syrup, which utilizes enzymatic processing, the primary organisms of concern are spoilage organisms such as osmophilic yeast like Zygosaccharomyces rouxii and Saccharomyces cerevisiae, which are not relevant to hard candy confectionery processing.
