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Fine/Extra Fine Granulated Sugar 
Fine/Extra Fine Granulated Sugar, a food grade product, is made by crystallizing a purified and filtered thick juice syrup removed from sugar beets or sugar cane, which is then dried and screened to produce the most popular sugar grades. It is white in color and has sucrose content of not less than 99.85 percent. This product is either referred to as Fine Granulated Sugar or Extra Fine Granulated Sugar depending on local market.

Applications
Table top, pharmaceuticals, jams, jellies, meats, chewing gum, dairy products, condiments, pickles, bakery products, cereals, liquid sugar, powdered sugar, candies and powdered drink mixes.
Products
Fine Granulated Sugar is available in bulk rail and bulk trucks, as well as 2, 4, 5, 10, 25, 50 pound bags, totes and supersacks.
General Requirements
This food grade product is manufactured in accordance with Current Good Manufacturing Practices and complies with the Federal Food Drug and Cosmetic Act and all other FDA regulations as well as any applicable state statutes and regulations.
Characteristics
| Sucrose |
NLT 99.85% |
| Sediment |
NMT 3 ppm |
| Ash |
NMT 0.025% |
| Moisture |
NMT 0.035% |
| Color |
NMT 45 RBU/IU |
| Invert |
NMT 0.050% |
| Sulfite |
NMT 10 ppm as SO2 |
| Speck Count (visual) |
MT 2 per 500 grams |
| Odor |
Free of foreign odors |
Granulation
| U.S. Sieve # |
Maximum |
| 20 |
2.0% cumulative retained |
| 100 |
5.0% passing |
Microbiological Standards
- Product shall test negative for pathogenic microorganisms
- May also be ordered to meet National Soft Drink Association requirements
This product information sheet is correct to the best of our knowledge. However, the information, recommendations and suggestions are made without represenation or guarantee as to results because the conditions of use of the product are beyond our control and accordingly are furnished only for your consideration, investigation and verification by your own laboratory prior to use. No statement is to be construed as a waiver of any copyright or patent right.
Revised June, 2010.
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