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Sugarcane Products - SugarCane
But only recently has innovation started unlocking other useful products that are clean and renewable. Use of sugarcane is expanding into an extraordinarily diverse range of value-added products such as sugar, ethanol and bioelectricity, among others.
Innovation - SugarCane
Ethanol, made from sugarcane, is used to produce a variety of different green plastics. As societies increasingly seek to reduce the consumption of single-use plastic items, sugarcane provides an alternative sustainable solution that reduces GHG emissions and is recyclable.
Sugar - SugarCane
Sugar has been produced since ancient times and is the world’s most popular sweetener. Approximately 100 countries located across the tropics grow sugarcane, one of the most efficient and sustainable feedstocks to produce sugar.
Ethanol - SugarCane
Sugarcane ethanol is an alcohol-based fuel produced by the fermentation of sugarcane juice and molasses. Because it is a clean, affordable and low-carbon biofuel, sugarcane ethanol has emerged as a leading renewable fuel for the transportation sector.
Bioplastics Further Unlock the Potential of Sugarcane
Sugarcane is now expanding into new clean and renewable products, like bioplastics and bio-packaging. The latest developments in this fast-evolving sector were discussed last week at the Biopackaging Summit in Brussels.
Bioelectricity - SugarCane
Brazilian sugarcane mills learned to harness the energy stored in biomass by burning it in high-efficiency boilers to produce bioelectricity. As a result, these mills are energy self-sufficient, producing more than enough electricity to cover their own needs.
Can sugarcane drive the circular economy for plastics?
Generally speaking, products made from biobased feedstock, such as sugarcane, have a significantly reduced carbon footprint, when compared to conventional fossil alternatives.
Sustainability of sugarcane production
The ideal climatic conditions for cane sugar production are found mainly in Australia and Brazil, making both countries the largest producers of Bonsucro certified sustainable sugar products.
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