Cane Molasses

Cane molasses is the thick liquid left over from sugar crystallization, still rich in residual sugar. Widely used by the fermentation and animal-feed industries, cane molasses is an economical raw material with steady demand.

  • High residual sugar content
  • An economical fermentation feedstock
  • An energy-rich animal-feed additive
  • Steady, quality supply

Residual sugar content

Cane molasses contains the sugar that did not crystallize during sugar making, making it an economical raw material for fermentation and feed production. Its nutritional value makes it sought after across various industries.

  • A sugar source for fermentation
  • An energy source for animal feed
  • An ingredient for liquid organic fertilizer

A steady supply

We provide cane molasses with consistent quality and supply for our customers' industrial needs, so that fermentation and feed production run smoothly.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is cane molasses the same as molasses?

Yes, 'tetes tebu' is the Indonesian term for molasses.

What is cane molasses used for?

For producing bioethanol, MSG, yeast, animal feed, and as an ingredient in liquid organic fertilizer.

Looking to import from Indonesia? Contact our export team for a quote and specifications.

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