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Industrial Sugar

Amalgamated Sugar produces pure sugar in various forms including granulated sugar, powdered sugar, and liquid sucrose. Our sugar is produced according to tight specifications on a large scale to meet the needs of customers in the food, beverage, and pharmaceutical manufacturing industries.

White Satin® Brand

White Satin® brand sugar became a registered trademark of Amalgamated Sugar Company in 1934. It is sold in an assortment of granulations and packages to meet your industrial, retail, and household needs.

Feed Products

Amalgamated Sugar produces and markets a variety of wholesome animal feed products derived from sugarbeets. Our feed products consist primarily of pulp (wet and dried), molasses, CSB, and specialty products. Our feed products are sold domestically and internationally.

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Making Our Sugar

How Our Sugar is Grown

Seeds are planted in March and April
Seedlings emerge in approximately 10 days
Leaves develop & grow in pairs
Photosynthesis creates sugar
Sugar collects in the root of the plant
Sugarbeets are ready for harvest in October and November

Sugarbeets

All sugar produced from sugarbeets or sugar cane is molecularly identical and the same pure sucrose that consumers have always enjoyed
Sugarbeets are an environmentally friendly, sustainable crop
Sugarbeets are the source of over half of the sugar produced in the United States

How Sugar Is Made

Sugarbeets are harvested and piled at receiving stations
Sugarbeets are reloaded and transported to the factories
Sugarbeets are washed, sliced, and soaked in hot water
Raw juice containing the sugar is purified and concentrated
Sugar is crystalized from the thick juice, then dried, cooled, and packaged

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Sugar Facts

Sugar Provides Energy

Sugar provides energy for your cells and brain. It also aids in making foods more palatable.

Sustainable Crop

Sugarbeets are a sustainable and environmentally friendly crop. Modern agricultural practices reduce CO₂ emissions and produce higher crop yeilds.

Pure Sucrose

Our sugar is pure sucrose. It is not chemically altered or bleached during processing. One teaspoon of sugar contains only 15 calories.

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About Us

Amalgamated Sugar

The Amalgamated Sugar Company LLC produces sugar from sugarbeets grown by the 750 plus members of our parent cooperative, Snake River Sugar Company. We first began making sugar in 1898 in Ogden, Utah and La Grande, Oregon. We are now headquartered in Boise, Idaho. Amalgamated Sugar is the second largest refiner and processor of sugar from sugarbeets in the United States.

Amalgamated Sugar Processing Plants

Amalgamated Sugar produces sugar in our processing plants in Nampa, Paul, and Twin Falls, Idaho, and we make brown sugar at our facility in Nyssa, Oregon. We produce approximately one million tons of sugar annually from sugarbeets grown by the members of our parent cooperative, Snake River Sugar Company.

NSM - National Sugar Marketing LLC

Savannah, GA

National Sugar Marketing LLC (NSM) is the marketing company for The Amalgamated Sugar Company LLC, Sucden Americas Corporation (Sucden), an international sugar trading organization located in Miami, FL, Southern Minnesota Beet Sugar Cooperative (SMBSC), a sugarbeet cooperative located in Renville, MN, and Spreckels Sugar Company, Inc. (Spreckels), a sugarbeet company located in Brawley, CA. NSM markets and sells all sugar produced by Amalgamated Sugar, Sucden, SMBSC, and Sprekels for the U.S. market.

ARi - Amalgamated Research LLC

Twin Falls, ID

Amalgamated Research LLC (ARi) is a separate, wholly-owned subsidiary of Amalgamated Sugar. ARi is a process research and development company with products including a patented fractal distribution and mixing technology, industrial separation and purification systems, ion exchange and utilization technologies, and fractal mixing and reactors to maximize symmetry and predictability.