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Food grade ingredient · Carbohydrate and sweetening ingredient · GS
Food Grade Granulated Sugar
Granulated sugar is crystalline sucrose used for sweetness, solids, texture, preservation and browning; crystal size and source affect handling and application.
- Identity
- CAS 57-50-1 (sucrose)
- Food designation
- Codex CXS 212-1999
- Form / composition
- Crystalline sucrose
- Specification
- Contact sales
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GradeFood grade, subject to source qualification
SpecificationCurrent document available from sales
PackingConfirmed in the source-specific offer
Batch evidenceCurrent COA available for supplied lots
Direct product answer
What is food grade Granulated Sugar?
Granulated sugar is crystalline sucrose used for sweetness, solids, texture, preservation and browning; crystal size and source affect handling and application.
Commercial suitability depends on the exact source, intended function, complete food process and destination-market rules. This page supports preliminary qualification; the current signed specification and batch COA supplied by sales govern the order.
Procurement snapshot
- Product
- Granulated Sugar
- Category
- Carbohydrate and sweetening ingredient
- Identity
- CAS 57-50-1 (sucrose)
- Designation
- Codex CXS 212-1999
- Form
- Crystalline sucrose
- Product specification
- Request the offered grade’s specification
Procurement checklist
How to source Granulated Sugar in bulk
Compare the offered grade, application requirements and commercial terms before requesting a sample or placing an order.
granulated sugar bulk price
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granulated sugar for bakery, confectionery and cereal products
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Application screening
Granulated Sugar food application guide
These are screening areas, not universal approvals, dosage recommendations or guaranteed outcomes. Confirm legal use and technical performance in the finished food.
Bakery, confectionery and cereal products
Compare sweetness, solids, browning and texture in the intended recipe. Include the actual heat process and storage conditions in the trial.
Beverages, dairy foods and desserts
Assess dissolution, sweetness and texture at the intended concentration. Test the complete recipe rather than assuming equal performance from similar product names.
Dry blends, sauces and prepared foods
Match particle size or solution concentration to the manufacturing process. Assess blend uniformity, flow and the finished product's storage behavior.
Bulking, sweetness or solids management
Define the ingredient's principal role in the recipe. When replacing a carbohydrate, compare solids and functional behavior as well as sweetness.
Technical selection
Questions to resolve before approving Granulated Sugar
Exact carbohydrate identity and solids basis
Specify the carbohydrate or mixture and its dry-solids basis. Distinguish a syrup, powder and hydrated crystalline form in commercial comparisons.
Sweetness, DE or saccharide profile where relevant
Request the relevant saccharide profile and, where applicable, dextrose equivalent. Use the appropriate measure for this ingredient rather than treating DE as a universal purity value.
Physical form, particle size and flow
Specify crystal or powder distribution, or liquid concentration and handling requirements. Evaluate dissolution, dosing accuracy and caking under actual conditions.
Label declaration and destination-market rules
Check the identity and use conditions for the intended destination. Review any sugar, sweetener or nutrition declaration for the complete finished product.
Private technical documentation
Request the current Granulated Sugar product specification
Bespring Chemical does not publish product specifications for this ingredient online. Contact sales for the current source-specific specification or TDS and confirm that its revision, methods and criteria match your purchase requirements.
Product documents
Request the current signed specification or TDS, SDS, analytical methods, representative COA and batch COA.
Product documents and purchasing requirements
Verify applicable food-safety, origin, allergen, Kosher, Halal and site certificates for the exact grade and source.
Independent reference
Review the Codex food standards and GSFA resources, then apply current destination-market rules to the exact finished food.
Compliance note: An international identity or standard does not authorize every application. Confirm food category, use level, label declaration and other requirements in each destination market.
Storage and handling
Protect Granulated Sugar in storage
- Use source instructionsFollow the current SDS and specification for temperature, ventilation, segregation and shelf life.
- Protect packagingKeep approved containers closed, identified and protected from contamination, moisture and damage.
- Maintain controlsApply appropriate PPE, food-ingredient hygiene, lot traceability and stock rotation.
Buyer questions
Granulated Sugar FAQ
What is food grade Granulated Sugar?
Granulated sugar is crystalline sucrose used for sweetness, solids, texture, preservation and browning; crystal size and source affect handling and application. The current signed specification for the exact source governs supply.
What identity applies to Granulated Sugar?
CAS 57-50-1 (sucrose); Codex CXS 212-1999; Crystalline sucrose. Family and formulated products require the exact member and full composition to be confirmed.
Why is there no public Granulated Sugar specification?
Bespring Chemical does not publish specifications for this product online. Contact sales for the current source-specific specification or TDS, methods and representative COA.
What documents should buyers request?
Request the current specification or TDS, SDS, representative and batch COA, plus relevant food-safety, allergen, origin, Kosher, Halal and site documents for the exact source.
What should the RFQ include?
Provide the exact grade or type, application, critical performance needs, quantity, packing, destination market, required certificates, Incoterm and delivery date.
Content updated 2026-09-13.
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- Current private specification or TDS
- Representative and batch COA
- Packing and logistics confirmation
- Source-specific certificates on request
Product documents
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An external reference is not a batch certificate or a Bespring product specification.