Copyright © 2008 - Greenville Agro Corporation - All Rights Reserved
1  ,  2 , 3 , 4 , 5 , 6 , 7 , 8 , 9 , 10 , 11 , 12 , 13  , 14  . 15 , 16 , 17 , 18 , 19 , 20 .
Coconut Sugar

Coconut Sugar  can be considered to be the best sweetener substitute available in the market
for the health conscious consumers and  diabetics  because of the many benefits that it has to
offer.  Tests done by the  Food and  Nutrition  Research  Institute and  Department of  Science
Technology of the  Philippines has revealed a  low Glycemic index (GI)  of 35 compared to that
of table sugar’s glycemic index of 64

Glycemic Index (GI), according to a scientist from Food and Nutrition Research Institute, is  the
glucose  response of an  individual  from  food  relative to a standard glucose solution.  Low GI
food is  good for  proper  control of  diabetes  mellitus  and  has shown to  lower  the  LDL (low
density lipoprotein)  cholesterol or known as the bad cholesterol.  It has been also noted that it
is also good for  weight maintenance, thus preventing obesity or being overweight.

Coconut Sugar is 100% natural and does not contain any additives and artificial flavoring.  It is
derived from the evaporating coconut sap or sweet toddy through boiling in an open container
where it  is then  allowed to cool  and  solidify.  Coconut sap  if distilled,  turns into wine.   If it is
fermented it turns into vinegar. If cooked, it turns into sugar.

Comparative chemical  analysis also  revealed that  coconut  sugar contains  higher amount of
nutrients compared to  brown cane sugar.  According to the report,  coconut  sugar  has some
amounts of nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, chlorine, magnesium, sulfur and micro nutrients.

Packing is available in 1 kilo retail bags,  in 25 pounds and  25 kilos kraft paper bags.  Buyer's
label is also available.
Greenville Agro Corporation
295-A Jones Avenue,  Cebu City 6000,  Philippines