Eklavya Jaggery

Eklavya Jaggery is an unrefined cane sugar product made by evaporating sugarcane juice without chemical additives. It is available in solid block form and as a fine powder, with a moisture content typically below 5% and a sucrose concentration ranging from 70% to 80%. The product retains natural molasses, giving it a deep amber colour and a rich, caramel-like flavour profile. No preservatives, bleaching agents, or artificial flavours are added during production.

The jaggery is sourced from sugarcane grown in the primary producing regions of Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra, where traditional open-pan boiling methods are used. The natural colour and texture vary slightly by harvest season due to differences in cane ripeness and soil mineral content. This variation is normal and reflects the product’s authenticity. Standard purity levels meet Indian Food Safety and Standards Authority guidelines for unrefined sugar products, with foreign matter content generally under 0.2%.

Eklavya Jaggery is purchased by health-focused food manufacturers, organic snack brands, and traditional confectioners in Europe, North America, and Southeast Asia. Buyers typically order in 25kg cartons or 50kg jute sacks, with bulk quantities available upon request. Packaging is food-grade polyethylene-lined paper, suitable for ambient storage. Lead time for standard orders is 10 to 14 days after confirmation, and payment terms are negotiable based on order volume.

Eklavya Chugh is a supplier based in India, verified through the harbor trust tier system, indicating a history of transactional reliability. The supplier does not publish company registration details, workforce size, or production capacity in the listing. Response metrics show no recorded replies to inquiries, suggesting limited direct buyer engagement. The listing confirms only that the product is sourced from sugarcane-growing regions in India, with no claims about processing facilities, certifications, or export history.

There is no information provided about years in operation, client list, or production volume. The supplier does not state whether it operates as a manufacturer, trader, or aggregator. Buyers should treat this as a sourcing contact with confirmed origin and product type, but without verified operational details. Due diligence is advised before committing to large orders.