Light brown sugar - Import export

Brown sugar is a type of sugar that is characterized by its brown color and distinct flavor. It is made by adding molasses to refined white sugar, which gives it its rich caramel-like taste. The molasses also adds moisture to the sugar, resulting in a slightly softer texture compared to white sugar. Brown sugar is commonly used in baking and cooking, as it adds depth and complexity to recipes. It pairs well with warm spices like cinnamon and nutmeg, making it a popular choice for desserts such as cookies, cakes, and pies. It can also be used in savory dishes like barbecue sauces and marinades to add a touch of sweetness. There are two main types of brown sugar: light brown sugar and dark brown sugar. Light brown sugar has a milder flavor and is often used in recipes where a subtle sweetness is desired. Dark brown sugar has a stronger molasses flavor and is preferred for recipes that call for a more pronounced caramel taste.

Originating from the Philippines, muscovado sugar is minimally processed, retaining a high concentration of molasses. Its rich, dark brown colour and robust flavour profile add depth to speciality and gourmet recipes. Muscovado sugar is often used as a substitute for brown sugar in households seeking a more complex flavour. At TP-Exports, our muscovado sugar is available for delivery in bulk or container volumes, direct from the producer to you!

1. DESCRIPTION OF PRODUCT: Sugar for human consumption 2. TYPES: White refined sugar (ICUMSA 45), White crystal sugar (ICUMSA 100 - 150), Brown raw sugar (ICUMSA 600 - 1200) 3. ORIGIN: Europe (Beet based production), Brazil (Cane based production: ICUMSA 45 - 1200), and India (Cane based production: ICUMSA 150 - 1200) 4. SPECIFICATIONS: According each sugar type 5. BRAND: Producer or private according factory possibilities 6. PACKAGE PRESENTATIONS: From 1 kg to 50 kg paper bag, and 1.000 kg P.P bag 7. LOADING FORMAT: 20´ container or truck containing 24 & 25 MT of product and bulk vessel cargos 8. DELIVERY DELAY: Within following 15 - 20 days after receipt of order confirmation and settlement of payment terms agreed 9. DELIVERY CONDITIONS: FOR or CIF 10. PRICE: According current market rates 11. EXPORT DOCUMENTATION: a. Bill of lading (B/L) b. Commercial invoice c. Packing list d. Origin certificate e.