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Is there a difference between sugar produced from sugar beets and sugar produced from sugar cane?

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Is there a difference between sugar produced from sugar beets and sugar produced from sugar cane?

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There is no difference in the sugar produced from either cane or beet. Sugar cane, a giant grass, thrives in a warm, moist climate, storing sugar in its stalk. The sugar beet grows best in a temperate climate and stores its sugar in its white root. Sugar from both sources is produced by nature in the same fashion as all green plants produce sugar-as a means of storing the sun’s energy.

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