Here is a sugar product that almost everywhere and at every retail outlets in Malaysia. This sugar delivers an excellent taste, making it the ideal sugar to be used for general sweetening. Great to be enjoyed with your favourite beverage and home food preparation. Refined sugar which include coarse grain, fine granulated, soft brown, icing and caster. In addition to premium sugar, MSM also produces sugar sucralose and stevia mix to provide balance lifestyle for our consumers.
Icing sugar is a fine, powdered form of white sugar. Its texture is ideal for making icing and buttercreams as it dissolves quickly and easily and does not really require the application of heat.
Icing sugar is refined sugar in the form of a powder. Icing sugar is also known as confectionerâ??s sugar or powdered sugar. Its primary use as the name implies is icing or frosting. It is also used for sprinkling on baked goods and deserts. The white powder on a powdered donut is icing sugar. Some varieties of wedding cookies are rolled in powdered sugar. It is also the preferred sugar for things like whipped cream.
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Brazilian Sugar ICUMSA 45, ( Common Sugar & easiest to dissolve)
Icumsa 150 (Crystal sugar, color controlled & mill produced - unrefined)
and VHP 600-1200 (raw sugar, less moist, with a layer of honey that covers the sugar- hence honey/brown colored).
Brown sugar is used very similarly to granulated white sugar, but it provides a touch of extra flavor. Since molasses is hygroscopic (able to absorb water), brown sugar and the baked goods made with it retain moisture well.
Specifications:
Name of Product: Brown Sugar
Raw material: Sugarcane Juice
Form: Granulated
Color: Light-dark brown (IU 500)
Purity: 100% Organic cane
Moisture: Max 2%
Shelf Life: 2 years
Production: 100 MT/Month
MOQ: 20ft (19 MT) or LCL possible
Packing: Retail, bulk, or as per buyers requirement
Process: Unrefined
Shipping term: FOB/CNF/CIF
Loading Port: Tanjung Perak, Surabaya-Indonesia
a. Name of product:Myanmar White Sugar: ICUMSA 45
b. Price of product: to be discussed with the buyers
e. Product origin: Myanmar
f. Harmonization System (HS) Code : 17019910
g. Minimum Order Size : 1 container (25 metric ton) in the first trial,
h.Payment terms 100% T/T or L/C at sight
i. Delivery- Immediate
j. Packaging: Bulk Package
k. Destination: Worldwide (Preferred Aisa, India, Dubai, UAE, Bangladesh, Pakistan, others)
l.Shipment Terms: FOB and CNF
Premium Refined Sugar White Sugar from natural ingredients For Sale
Product Type Sugar
Type. Refined Sugar
Pol (%) 99.8
Color : 30 IU
Moisture (%) : 0.05
Ash (%) : 0.03
MOQ : 100
Primary Ingredient
CANE SUGAR
brown sugar that comes from one of the plantations in East Java where the brown sugar is directly processed by palm farmers so it does not contain any mixture so that the purity level is 100% brown sugar and our production rate is 200 tons in a month while the minimum delivery is 24 tons or 1 container 20 feeds
Description:
Natural sweetener made from the nectar produced From flowers coconut tree (Cocos nucifera). It can used as a substitute for white sugar, granule appearance and brownish yellow color.
Product Type: Refined Sugar
Type: White & Brown Granulated Sugar
Form: GRANULAR
Processing Type: Refined
Color: White and Brown
Packaging: 50kg Bag
ICUMSA: 45-150
Brix (%): 8
Purity (%): 100
Certification: Eec, HACCP, ISO
Weight (kg): 50%
Place of Origin: Thailand
Brand Name: 24 months
It's a natural sugar made from coconut palm sap, which is the sugary circulating fluid of the coconut plant. It is often confused with palm sugar, which is similar but made from a different type of palm tree.
Coconut sugar is made in a natural 2-step process:
1.A cut is made on the flower of the coconut palm and the liquid sap is collected into containers.
2.The sap is placed under heat until most of the water has evaporated.
The end product is brown and granulated. Its color is similar to that of raw sugar, but the particle size is typically smaller or more variable.
