The range

Each family below has its own page with a full specification table and packaging options. The parameters are the same across the range, so two products can be compared line by line before anyone talks about price.

Product families

Three families, one template. Every product page carries the description, the specification, the packing arrangement and a price inquiry on the page itself.

Cube sugar

Pressed and dried into a regular cube. The family the company is named for, and the one where form, edge and moisture are judged as strictly as sweetness.

  • formed on our lines
  • retail or catering packing

Specification and packing

Sugar loaf

The traditional moulded cone, made for markets that still buy sugar in that form and present it that way. Wrapping and protection during transport matter as much as the sugar itself.

  • moulded form
  • wrapped for transport

Specification and packing

Granulated sugar

Loose crystal sugar for industrial and wholesale use, where the buyer's own process decides the grade and the packing is chosen to suit a filling or blending line rather than a shelf.

  • bulk and sack packing
  • industrial use

Specification and packing

What is checked, and where Documents that travel with it

Packaging and presentation

Packing is part of the specification, not an afterthought at loading. Four things are settled in the order, for every family in the range.

The consumer or trade unit

What the end user actually holds: a retail pack, a catering pack, a wrapped loaf or an industrial sack. The unit decides the printing, the sealing and how the product has to survive handling after it leaves your warehouse.

The shipping carton or outer

How units are grouped for transport, and how the outer is marked so that a warehouse receiving the goods can identify the lot without opening it.

Palletisation and loading

The stack pattern, the protection on the pallet and the way the container is filled. This is where a packing arrangement is tested against the route your consignment will actually take.

Labelling and the market's own rules

What has to appear on the pack for the destination market, in which language, and which of it is printed by us. Bring your market's requirement to the inquiry and it is answered as part of the offer.

Ask for a specification sheet

Name the family, the packing you need and the destination market. The sheet comes back with the parameters filled from our own laboratories and the document list that travels with the goods.