Palmyra Palm Sugar
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The platform offers transparent bulk pricing, traceable sourcing, and quality-assured procurement, modernizing traditional supply chains.
Offered By Verified Palmyra Palm Sugar Producers
Including traditional palm sap collectors supported by hygienic processing and packaging facilities.
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Palmyra Palm Sugar is a natural, unrefined sweetener produced from the sap of the Palmyra palm tree (Borassus flabellifer). The sap is traditionally collected and gently concentrated to form sugar crystals, granules, or solid forms—without chemical refining or additives.
Renowned for its deep caramel flavor, high mineral content, and traditional medicinal value, Palmyra Palm Sugar is widely consumed in India and Southeast Asia and is gaining popularity in global health and specialty food markets.
Palmyra Palm Sugar is produced by collecting fresh sap from Palmyra palm inflorescences, filtering it, and gently heating it until water evaporates and sugar solids form. This slow concentration process preserves natural minerals such as iron, calcium, potassium, and magnesium.
Unlike refined sugars, it undergoes no centrifugation, bleaching, or chemical treatment, making it ideal for traditional foods and clean-label formulations.
Food & Beverage
Health & Wellness
| Parameter | Palmyra Palm Sugar | Refined Sugar |
|---|---|---|
| Processing | Natural, unrefined | Chemical refining |
| Minerals | Retained | Removed |
| Additives | None | Possible |
| Flavor | Deep caramel | Neutral |
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Palm sugar is a broad term; Palmyra palm sugar specifically comes from Borassus flabellifer sap.
Yes, with proper moisture control and packaging.
Organic variants may be available subject to certification.
Granules, powder, and solid blocks.
