Product range — cube sugar

Cube sugar

What it is, how it is made and how it is packed for export. This is the standard shape of a product page here: description, specification, packing, and a price inquiry you can send without leaving the page.

Technical description

Cube sugar is sugar pressed into a regular solid and dried so that it holds that shape through packing, transport and handling. It is judged on three things at once: the sugar itself, the geometry of the cube, and how well the cube survives the journey to the buyer's shelf or table.

How it is made here

The cube is formed and dried on our own production line. Because the forming and the drying are ours, the characteristics a buyer complains about most — a crumbling edge, a cube that will not release from the pack, a surface that has taken up moisture — are set at a point in the line we control and sample at.

What decides whether it arrives well

Moisture and mechanical strength travel together. A cube dried and packed correctly reaches a distant market intact; the same cube packed for a short domestic route will not. That is why the packing arrangement below is agreed against your actual route and climate, not chosen from a standard list.

The figures for your consignment are reported by our quality control laboratories and issued with the goods. The table that follows sets out which parameters are reported and on what basis, so that your technical department knows what it will receive before it asks for a sample.

Specification

The parameter, the unit it is expressed in, and the basis on which the figure is reported for your lot.

Cube sugar — reported parameters
Parameter Unit Basis of reporting
Appearance and colour Assessed against the agreed reference on the production line
Cube form and dimensions mm Set by the forming tool; stated in the offer for the size you order
Moisture % by mass Measured by our quality control laboratories on the lot
Mechanical strength of the cube Checked after drying, against the handling the route requires
Solubility behaviour Described for the form supplied; verified in the laboratory
Packing and presentation per unit As agreed with you in the order; see the packing table below
Certification National and international certificates held by the company

Figures are entered from the certificate of analysis issued by our own laboratories for the consignment you buy, so that the sheet in your file describes your goods and not a general product claim.

Packaging options

Four decisions, taken together with you before production is scheduled.

Cube sugar — packing arrangement
Presentation Decided by What it settles
Retail pack your market Pack size, printing, sealing and shelf presentation
Catering and hospitality pack your customer Individual or portioned presentation and the wrapping used
Bulk carton for repacking your line Outer format suited to a repacking or filling operation
Pallet and container load your route Stack pattern, pallet protection and how the container is filled

Marking and labelling for the destination market are part of this arrangement. Bring your market's requirement to the inquiry and it is answered inside the offer rather than after it.

Other products

Every family in the range is presented on this same template, so the comparison between two of them is a comparison of parameters rather than of brochures.

Sugar loaf

The moulded cone, for markets that buy and present sugar in that form. Wrapping and protection carry as much weight in the specification as the sugar does.

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Granulated sugar

Loose crystal sugar for industrial and wholesale buyers, packed to suit a filling or blending line rather than a shelf.

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Request a price for this product

A price we can stand behind needs the packing, the destination and the volume. Give us those three and the answer comes back as an offer, not as a range.

Retail, catering, bulk carton or a packing of your own.

One shipment or a programme — say which, and the offer is built for it.

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