Brazilian Sugar – ICUMSA 45 & ICUMSA 600/1200

About Brazilian Sugar

Brazil is a leading producer of high-quality sugar, offering both ICUMSA 45 white sugar and ICUMSA 600/1200 raw sugar. Learn more about these sugar types, their production, and their applications in various industries.

Types of Brazilian Sugar

Brazilian sugar comes in two primary forms:

  • ICUMSA 45 White Sugar: Highly refined, sparkling white sugar used in various food and beverage applications.
  • ICUMSA 600/1200 Raw Sugar: Light to medium brown sugar with natural molasses content, ideal for unique flavors.

Production and Trade

Brazil’s favorable climate and advanced agricultural practices make it a major player in the global sugar industry. The country is a significant contributor to international sugar trade.

Specification:

Country of Origin: Brazil
Cane Sugar Content: 99.80% Minimum, or as agreed by both parties
Moisture: 0.04% Maximum
Ash Content: 0.04% Maximum
Granulation: Medium (1.00-1.25mm)
Solubility: 100% Dry and Free Flowing
Color: Sparkling White
Reducing Sugar: 0.05% Maximum by weight
Magnetic Particles: Maximum 4 mg per kg
SO2: Maximum 20 mg per kg
Maximum AS: 1 P.P.M.
Maximum PB: 2 P.P.M.
Maximum CU: 3 P.P.M.
HPN Staph Aureus: Not Detected in 1 gram
Smell: Typical and Specific for Sugar
Crop: Sugar to be delivered shall be 2022 crop or crop of the current season at the time of shipment or to be delivered designated in this Agreement.
Packing: 50 kg PP bag.