VARIETY OF COLORS,
SWEETNESS, & FLAVORS
BULK SUGAR PRODUCTS
Interra International sources sugar directly and indirectly from sugar mills and refineries from a variety of countries throughout the world. We offer a wide range of sugar types, from white refined to a variety of raw sugars, including organic and other specialty sugars. We offer granulated sugar in a variety of textures from very fine or ultra-fine to regular or coarse sugar granules.
We have different sugar products for all your baking and food preparation needs. Our staff is well versed in the commodities market, especially bulk sugar, and will deliver accurate, timely information that your business can rely on.
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Our Global Sugar Partners
We selectively chooses its bulk sugar sources from strategic locations around the world. This global network helps secure excellent pricing and reduce time to delivery.
Our global sourcing enables its customers to optimize purchasing options on bulk sugar packaging, quantity, and frequency of delivery. We ship sugar in bulk and in bags with loads from a single container to large bulk and break-bulk cargo lots.
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ICUMSA 45
ICUMSA 150 (White Crystal Sugar)
ICUMSA 200-600 (Standard/Natural Sugar)
A sparkling white, highly refined sugar, suitable for human consumption and use in a wide range of food applications mainly in the industries of confectionery, clear drinks, dairy products, bakeries, and pharmaceutical products. We offer other varieties of refinement, such as extra fine grain, and grade 1 (icumsa 35 max).
A white sugar commonly produced for local consumption in sugar cane growing countries. It is formed by a crystallization process, without chemical refining. It is often used in large-scale baking, drink making, and as table sugar for everyday consumption.
A light golden-brown grain with a subtle hint of molasses in its flavor profile. It can be utilized in direct food applications and it is also favored by refineries around the world as a bulk feedstock, thanks to its high sugar content and low re-processing costs.
ICUMSA 600-1200 (Raw VHP Sugar)
Raw Turbinado Sugar
VHP or Very High Polarity sugar is raw sugar with a polarity of more than 99.4 percent and contains relatively few contaminants, two reasons that make this sugar light brown in color. Raw sugar is the product from which refined sugars are made. VHP raw sugar is processed more than normal raw sugar. This type of sugar can be used for direct human consumption or in some cases, in the refining process by the mills.
Turbinado Sugar, also known as ‘Demerara’ comes from the first pressing of sugar cane and therefore retains more of the plant’s flavor and natural molasses. Darker and less fine than regular granulated sugar, this ingredient definitely differs from the classic. It is most often and most effectively used in baking as a crunchy topping on muffins, quick bread, and even some cookies.
Specialty Sugar Products
Packaging / Minimum Bulk Sugar Order Size
Food Safety
Interra offers a wide range of Specialty Products for direct food use including:
- Organic
- Fair-trade
- Non-GMO
- Powdered
- Light/dark brown
- Retail and sachet sugar products
Interra has the flexibility and scale to fulfill orders from a single container to entire vessels depending on our customers’ needs on both a bulk and bagged basis. Our customers’ packaging requirements range from:
- Bulk/break bulk vessels,
- Bulk truck/containers,
- FIBCs/big bags (1/1.5 metric ton),
- 50KG bags,
- 25KG/50-pound bags,
- Retail
- Sachets.
Interra is actively involved with all its trade partners, customers, and vendors, to improve food quality, safety, and ingredient transparency throughout our various product supply chains. When ordering, please make sure to make your sales representative is aware of any specific food safety requirements pertaining to your local market.
INGREDIENTS THAT WORK TOGETHER
Dairy & Sugar: Sugar plays a key role across dairy applications, from yogurts and beverages to desserts and confections—making it a natural complement to our dairy offerings.
