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Sugar is a soluble carbohydrate that comes from sources like sugarcane and sugar beets. The refining process removes molasses and impurities to produce refined white sugar. Raw sugar is extracted from plants and undergoes multiple purification steps including carbonatation, phosphatation, and crystallization to produce white refined sugar. India is the second largest sugar producer globally after Brazil. Sugar provides calories and makes food more palatable, with average global consumption expected to rise to 26 kilograms per person annually by 2020. Bahuvida Limited is a major Indian sugar trader and exporter that supplies high quality sugars worldwide.
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- 2. Page 2 of 2 person of all ages in the world in 2000. Even with rising human populations, sugar consumption is expected to increase to 26 kilograms per person per year by 2020. With heightened and outstripping demand of sugar year on year across the globe, we Bahuvida Limited entered into export and import segment of sugar apart from domestic trade. We are quite renowned for the business of Sugar in the country as well as overseas market. As India's largest trade house of specialty sugar that we supply highest quality sugars like refined sugar, granulated sugar, white sugar, raw/brown sugar in local and global markets, we are among the most famous sugar trader/exporter of the country.