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Grupo Restaura · Sugar trading from Santo Domingo

Cane sugar for
Caribbean buyers.

We supply ICUMSA 45, ICUMSA 150 and VHP sugar to refineries, food manufacturers and distributors, from the first offer to the discharge port.

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Sugar Grades
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Caribbean Markets
CIF · FOB
Spot & Term Contracts
Sugarcane harvest being loaded onto a truck

Based in the Dominican Republic

Rooted in the region,
trusted across markets.

Who We Are

Based in Santo Domingo,
working the whole Caribbean.

Grupo Restaura is a Caribbean-based trading company specializing in the purchase and sale of sugar across the region. We work directly with producers, refineries, and buyers to ensure every transaction is transparent, timely, and fair.

With deep roots in Caribbean commerce, we understand the nuances of regional logistics, regulation, and relationships. Our team brings decades of experience in agro-commodity trading, making us a trusted partner for businesses of all sizes.

What We Do

What we handle
for you.

Sourcing, contracts, inspection and freight. We coordinate each step so the cargo arrives as agreed.

Sugar Procurement

We source raw and refined sugar directly from mills and producers across the Caribbean, ensuring consistent supply at competitive prices.

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Trade & Distribution

Our logistics network handles inter-island and international shipments, coordinating customs, documentation, and last-mile delivery.

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Buyer Representation

We act as your regional representative, sourcing the right sugar grades, negotiating contracts, and protecting your commercial interests.

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What We Trade

Sugar grades
we supply.

We trade a full range of sugar grades to meet the needs of refineries, food manufacturers, distributors, and industrial buyers across the Caribbean.

VHP brown raw cane sugar crystals
ICUMSA 800 – 1200

VHP / Brown Sugar

Very High Polarization (VHP) raw cane sugar, dark brown in color with natural molasses content. Polarization min. 97.80°, moisture max. 0.15%. The standard bulk feedstock grade purchased by refineries for further processing, traded in 50 kg bags or in bulk vessel shipments.

Raw · Fit for Human Consumption
Light brown raw cane sugar, ICUMSA 600-800
ICUMSA 600 – 800

ICUMSA 600 – 800

Raw cane sugar with lighter brown color than standard ICUMSA 1200, achieved through tighter mill processing and centrifugation. Polarization 97.5–98.5%. Preferred by refineries seeking a premium raw feedstock, and by industrial buyers for fermentation and ethanol production.

Raw · Industrial Grade
ICUMSA 150 crystal cane sugar
ICUMSA 150

ICUMSA 150

White crystal cane sugar produced by crystallization without chemical refining. Light golden-white color, polarization min. 99.5%, fully food-grade. A cost-effective alternative to ICUMSA 45, widely used in large-scale baking, beverages, dairy products, and food manufacturing.

Semi-Refined · Food Grade

All grades are available for spot and contract purchase. Contact us for volume pricing and availability.

Ethanol, ethyl alcohol & molasses

Cane-based liquids for fuel blending, industry, beverages and animal feed, shipped in bulk, ISO tanks, IBCs or flexitanks.

Ethanol plant beside the fields
Fuel & industrial

Ethanol

Anhydrous ethanol (min. 99.5% v/v) for gasoline blending and hydrous ethanol (approx. 96% v/v) for industrial use. Supplied to ASTM D4806 or EN 15376 specifications on request.

Bulk · ISO tank
Copper distillation stills
Beverage & pharma

Ethyl Alcohol

Extra neutral alcohol (ENA), rectified spirit and undenatured ethyl alcohol, min. 96% v/v, distilled from cane molasses. Used in spirits, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics and disinfectants.

ISO tank · IBC
Dark cane molasses pouring
Cane by-product

Molasses

Blackstrap cane molasses, typically Brix 79–85° and total sugars as invert (TSAI) above 48%. For animal feed, yeast production and fermentation.

Bulk · Flexitank

Specifications shown are typical. Final specs, packaging and inspection are fixed in each contract.

How We Work

How a cargo
moves with us.

Every deal follows the same documented sequence used in the international sugar trade, so both sides know what happens, when, and who is responsible.

  1. Enquiry & offer

    Tell us the grade, volume, destination port and Incoterm. We confirm availability and issue an indicative offer.

  2. ICPO & KYC

    The buyer issues an Irrevocable Corporate Purchase Order and both parties complete KYC and compliance checks.

  3. Sales contract

    We sign a sales and purchase agreement setting the specification, price basis, delivery schedule and inspection terms.

  4. Payment terms

    Payment by bank wire transfer (T/T) or, when the contract calls for it, by a bank instrument such as a letter of credit or SBLC, always on the terms agreed in the contract.

  5. Independent inspection

    Quality and quantity are verified at loading by an internationally recognised independent surveyor (e.g. SGS).

  6. Shipment & documents

    Cargo ships with full documentation: bill of lading, certificate of origin, quality and weight certificates, and commercial invoice.

To protect all parties, every counterparty is verified before a firm offer is issued. We deal directly with principals, not with unverified chains of intermediaries.
Market References

Sugar futures
at a glance.

We price against the world's benchmark sugar contracts. Below are reference settlement levels for raw and refined sugar, plus the white premium that drives refining economics.

Reference settlement · 2 Nov 2026
ICE Futures U.S. · Front month

Sugar No. 11

Raw cane sugar · world benchmark
19.06 ¢ / lb ▼ 0.30 (1.55%)
ContractFront month
Contract size112,000 lb
ICE Futures Europe · Front month

White Sugar No. 5

Refined sugar · London
509.40 USD / t ▼ 6.90 (1.34%)
ContractFront month
Contract size50 t
Derived · Refining margin

White Premium

White No. 5 − raw No. 11 (front months)
89.20 USD / t ▼ 0.29 (0.32%)
Basis1¢/lb = $22.05/t
Watched byRefiners

Reference settlements, 2 Nov 2026. Front-month Sugar No. 11 (ICE Futures U.S., U.S. cents per pound) and White Sugar No. 5 (ICE Futures Europe, USD per metric ton). Shown for reference only: these are not live quotes and not an offer. The white premium is derived from the two contracts using the standard 1¢/lb = $22.05/t conversion. Firm offers are priced against the prevailing exchange settlement plus or minus a contract premium. Contact us for a firm quote.

Where We Operate

Office in Santo Domingo,
cargoes across the Caribbean.

Head office
Av. de los Próceres 47, Locales 305 & 306
Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
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Markets we supply
Dominican RepublicHaitiJamaicaPuerto RicoTrinidad & TobagoBarbados
Get in Touch

Let's talk about
your needs.

Whether you're a producer looking for buyers, or a business seeking a reliable supplier — we're ready to help.

Av. de los Próceres 47, Locales 305 & 306, Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic · Haiti · Jamaica · Puerto Rico · Trinidad & Tobago · Barbados

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