DXN Sugar is derived from the sugarcane plant. Sugarcane is avascular, monocotyledonous, herbaceous plant belonging to the Poaceae family. It first appeared and was cultivated in the islands of the South Pacific, and many consider the island of New Guinea to be its homeland.

The stalk is the most important part of the plant, as it stores sugar during the ripening stage. It is hard and resistant to various diseases. The sugar is produced in the leaves of the plant through the natural process of photosynthesis. The large surface area of the leaves serves to produce plant biomass, with the main molecule being sugar.

Sugar from sugarcane has a cleaner taste and is characterized by sweet aftertaste and fruity aroma. It is an ingredient that has always been part of the human diet.