September 5, 2014 | moodtowatch. 1  I often read many comments online in regard to H.R.T. and I must admit, with most of it being negative, I'm lead to believe that these comments are driven from those either taking the wrong amount, wrong type or wrong form.
Sugar cane is in the same family as grass, and grows in the form of tall, narrow stalks, or canes. Sugar cane is planted in ruts on its side in the fall. It requires no maintenance over the winter, and in spring you'll be greeted with sugar cane sprouts that will grow as tall as bamboo.
Pure cane sugar is non-GMO. Imperial Sugar does not use genetically modified plants in any of our pure cane sugar products. Beet sugar can be derived from genetically modified plants. The U.S. does not require labels to designate whether the sugar is derived from sugar cane or beets.