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In high-volume production, jaggery is often treated for uniform color. Palm sugar may be blended with cane sugar to standardize sweetness and lower costs. Honey is sometimes diluted to extend shelf life. These steps make products easier to scale and store, but they strip away some of the trace minerals and compounds people expect when choosing these options over refined sugar.
Jaggery and palm sugar are chosen for naturally occurring minerals like iron and magnesium, and a slower rise in blood sugar compared to highly refined sugar. Industrial refining removes much of that by design. We work with producers who cook, mold, and dry their sweeteners in small batches using long-established methods rather than industrial shortcuts. That's why the color varies from batch to batch.
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