Organic Sucanat, Dehydrated Cane Juice, 12 Pack, 1 lb (454 g), From Wholesome Sweeteners, Inc.

Organic and Fair Trade Certified
Free-Flowing Organic Brown Sugar Perfect for Baking
USDA Organic
Fair Trade Certified
We Proudly Support Fair Trade
Certified Organic by Quality Assurance International
Traditional organic sucanat. Sucanat stands for sugar cane natural.
Wholesome Sweeteners' Organic Sucanat is simply dehydrated, freshly squeezed sugar cane juice. The sugar cane is cut daily, crushed and the juice is heated to reduce it to a thick syrup, which is stirred by hand to create the sucanat granule. The sugar cane's molasses is locked in giving it a rich distinctive taste.
Sucunat is great for baking, especially in chocolate-based recipes, BBQ sauces & marinades. Perfect on hot-cereals and in beverages. Use as a 1-for- 1 replacement for refined sugar.
Organic Kosher and Fair Trade certified & suitable for Vegan and Halal diets. Not filtered through animal by-products. Not blended for separated. A source of iron and potassium.
As featured on PBS's Chef's a Field-Costa Rica Sugar.
100% of the agricultural ingredients are produced in accordance with the rules of organic production.
Product of Costa Rica
A spoonful of Fair Trade sugar makes the world a sweeter place.
The Fair Trade label guarantees the consumer a fair price is paid directly to the farmer for the sugar cane they grow. Returning real value to the primary agricultural producers means they can compete with factory farms whilst protecting sustainable farming practices. It also means they can enjoy higher living standards and develop thriving communities.
Good for the Planet.
Sucanat is produce from certified organic sugar cane grown on sustainable family farms in Costa Rica. The sucanat mills is energy self-sufficient - we use the crushed cane stalks, called bagasse, as fuel for the boilers which generates the electricity for the mill, so we don't need to use fossil fuels. We 'green cut' the cane- which means that we do not burn or spray the fields and the sugar cane is cut by hand. The leaves and tops of the cane plant are left in the field as a nutrient source for the soil and as a natural form of weed control.