There are many different kinds of sugars. They are a group of polysaccharides. Some sugars are simple, like glucose, and some are more complex, like wheat germ. Sugars in food come from plant sources. In fact, almost all plant foods including vegetables contain at least some sugar. Plants make sugar to store energy they collect from the sun.
Main petrochemical material is a crude oil (petroleum itself). Some substituted for it are fossil fuels such as coal or natural gas, or renewable sources such as corn or sugar cane.
Redpath Sugar Refinery was created in 1979.
Sources of energy
yes
The use of industrial processes to turn agricultural raw materials into some other useful product.Examples include:making sugar out of sugar cane or sugar beetmaking ethanol or corn syrup from cornmaking vegetable oil from soybeans,safflower, or canolamaking peppermint oil from peppermint plants
sugar
it comes from sugar canes
sugar
there are two types of sugar we can get natural sugar such as in fruits and processed sugar such as powder sugar if that's what your asking for?
Sugar beets are one of the world's main sugar sources and an important source of sugar for the United States
Sugar beets are one of the world's main sugar sources and an important source of sugar for the United States
corn, and sugar cane
Fruits, vegetables, sugar, milk, and grains are the primary dietary sources of carbohydrates.
Yes. There are several commercial sources sugar cane, sugar beets, maple sap, plant nectar (honey), corn
Sugar does grow in the UK. The sugar is extracted from sugar beet, not sugar cane. You can see more information about the sugar growing process in the UK in the Sources and related links section, below.
"Sugar" generally refers to granulated or table sugar. Essentially all sugar is vegan. All major sources of sugar come from plants such as sugar cane, sugar beets, or corn (think corn syrup). No major sources of sugar are derived from animals. In theory you could come up with a method to extract sugars from animals, but it is extremely doubtful that anyone could come up with an economically viable way to do it in bulk.
Carbohydrates are major sources energy and fitness