Application
Industrial use guides product selection.
Sugar / Supply and trading

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TAYLOR MADE ONLY connects industrial demand with supply from producers and suppliers. Negotiations take account of application, specification, volume and delivery.
Industrial use guides product selection.
The technical data sheet and analysis report help assess suitability for the process.
Volume, origin, destination and timing complete the enquiry.
Your operation
Beverages, food and other formulations have their own requirements for colour, particle size, dissolution and quality. Share your application or purchasing specification to guide product selection.
For refining and processing, assess polarisation, colour, moisture and the yield expected in your process. For international trading, also include destination requirements and shipping terms.
State the grade produced, origin, available volume, collection window and lot documentation. These details help assess how well the offer matches demand.
Product and application
Selection starts with the intended use. The technical data sheet and the terms of the offer complete the assessment.
For processes requiring low-colour white sugar.
The commercial description must be accompanied by the technical data sheet. Also assess particle size, moisture and application requirements.
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For applications compatible with the agreed colour standard.
Confirm the commercial grade and the limits of the product offered. The colour value alone does not determine suitability for the process.
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Raw sugar for refining and processing.
Assess polarisation, colour, moisture and processing conditions. Its use must be compatible with the intended purpose and the agreed specification.
Enquire about this product lineICUMSA is not a certification seal or a complete quality specification. Colour must be stated with its unit and test method; other requirements are defined for each product and application. Illustrative photographs: appearance does not establish the ICUMSA classification.
Assessment criteria
Define the criteria with your team and compare the documents for the product offered.

| What to assess | What it is used for |
|---|---|
| Colour and test method | Compatibility with the desired appearance of the finished product and a sound comparison between samples. |
| Polarisation, moisture and ash | Lot composition and characteristics for the agreed purpose. |
| Particle size and dissolution | Performance in your factory's dosing, mixing and dissolution processes. |
| Reducing sugars and application requirements | Additional parameters to align with the formulation and purchasing specification. |
| Microbiological quality and contaminants | Requirements applicable to the use, buyer and destination market. |
| Lot, packaging and storage conditions | Traceability, product protection and compatibility with receiving and storage. |
Limits and requirements are agreed during the enquiry and confirmed in the offer documents. This page does not replace a technical datasheet or a lot analysis report.
Documentation
Depending on the application, origin and destination, qualification may involve these documents.
Parameters, analysis methods and agreed product limits.
Certificate of analysis, lot identification and assessment date.
Producer, facility of origin and identification throughout the operation.
Where required, agree on representativeness, assessment and approval criteria.
Check the validity, scope and production facility covered by the documents requested by the buyer.
Commercial and shipping documentation according to origin, destination and responsibilities.
Reference material
Product lines, applications, assessment criteria and information to present a requirement or an offer.

Operational terms
A comparable quotation makes clear the product, what the price includes and each party's responsibilities.
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Mills and suppliers
Share the product, origin, available volume and trading period. Taylor assesses the offer against the enquiries under review.
Grade and characteristics of the product offered.
Spot availability and scope for recurring supply.
Facility of origin and collection terms.
Information supporting the qualification of the offer.
Before starting
No. ICUMSA 45 and 150 are commercial colour references, while VHP identifies a high-polarisation raw sugar grade. Selection requires comparing the technical data sheet and application; none of these names replaces product approval.
The commercial enquiry establishes these terms based on the product, volume, availability and delivery. The quotation must state price, currency, validity, responsibilities and payment terms.
Use the “Market my production” option. State the grade, volume, facility of origin, availability and main characteristics. Analysis reports and documents support the qualification of the offer.
Yes. State the application and what you already know about the requirement. Requirements still being defined can be agreed during qualification.
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Tell us what you already know about the operation. Details still being defined can be discussed during the conversation.
Prepare a summary to share. No message is sent at this stage.