SucroCorp Opens Beverage Formulation Collaboration Center
A dedicated pilot facility allows beverage customers to develop, trial and scale formulations alongside SucroCorp technical staff before committing production capacity.
SucroCorp
Feeding a Better Tomorrow.
SucroCorp provides the ingredients, agricultural partnerships and food science solutions that help bring many of America's most familiar foods to the table.
Products & Ingredients
Corn sweeteners, texture systems and beverage solutions supplied at manufacturing scale.
American Agriculture
Multi-year partnerships with growers across the counties that supply our facilities.
Food Science
Formulation, sensory and consumer research at the Lincoln County Research Center.
Everyday Ingredients
Part of everyday life.
Most people will never see a SucroCorp facility, and most will never read our name on a label. Our ingredients arrive earlier than that, in the tanker trucks and rail cars that supply the manufacturers whose products fill American kitchens.
Sweetening systems, texture and moisture ingredients, and formulation support developed in our laboratories appear across the food supply, from the beverage in a lunch box to the sauce on a weeknight dinner table. In a typical week, something we made is part of a meal in the substantial majority of American households.
Beverages
Carbonated soft drinks, juices, sports and flavored waters
Baked goods
Breads, sweet goods, cereals and refrigerated dough
Sauces & condiments
Table sauces, dressings, marinades and syrups
Snacks
Sweet and savory snacks, bars and confections
Prepared foods
Frozen entrees, refrigerated meals and side dishes
Foodservice
Restaurant, school, hospital and institutional programs
Dairy & frozen
Ice cream, frozen novelties and cultured products
Industrial production
Bulk ingredient supply and contract formulation
American Agriculture
Growing together.
SucroCorp works with more than nineteen hundred American growing operations, most of them family businesses, many of them supplying our facilities for three generations.
Through the Grower Partnership Initiative we offer multi-year acreage commitments, agronomic consultation and no-cost soil and tissue analysis. In return our partners share the field-level data that helps us plan capacity, schedule deliveries and understand how the growing system performs as a whole.
It is an old-fashioned arrangement in one sense. A grower knows what will be bought, and we know what will arrive. There are very few surprises, which is exactly how both parties prefer it.
Food Science
Understanding what consumers want.
Our research teams study taste, satisfaction, consumption behavior and ingredient performance to create food experiences consumers naturally return to.
At the Lincoln County Consumer Research Center, sensory panels, formulation kitchens and longitudinal household studies operate side by side. A question can begin at a tasting booth in the morning and be followed, through the same participating households, for years afterward.
What that work produces is guidance: how a formulation should be built so that the people who choose it once continue choosing it. We make that guidance available to our customers through the SucroPlus™ platform.
SucroCorp at a glance
A system, end to end.
1,900+Grower partnersAcross our primary supply counties
11Bulk terminalsServing eleven states directly
97%Supply coverageOf served manufacturing regions
24Sensory stationsLincoln County Research Center
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Careers
You have a role to play.
SucroCorp is hiring across agriculture, operations, food science and consumer research. Our people aren't simply employees. They're part of something much larger.