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Sugaring is a food processing technique used to produce a variety of sweeteners, including sugar, syrup, and molasses. It involves boiling down the sap of certain plants, such as sugar cane, sugar beets, and maple trees, to concentrate the sugar content. The resulting sweetener can be used in a variety of applications, including baking, cooking, and preserving. Sugaring is a centuries-old practice, and is still widely used today.
The sugaring market is highly competitive, with a variety of companies offering different types of sweeteners. Major players in the market include Cargill, Tate & Lyle, American Sugar Refining, and Imperial Sugar. Other companies, such as Florida Crystals and Domino Sugar, specialize in producing sugar from sugar cane. Maple syrup producers, such as Maple Grove Farms and Maple Valley, are also active in the market. Show Less Read more