New Numbers for GS3 Speciality Sugars Methods

Polarisation of the Sugar Component of Powdered Sugars Containing Anti-Caking Agents GS3-1GS3-12002
Sulphated Ash in Brown Sugar, Juice, Syrup and Molasses GS3/4/7/8- 11GS3-112000
Anti-Caking Agents in Powdered Sugars GS3-21GS3-212002
Total Sugar Content of Invert Sugar Syrups by an HPLC Method GS3-50GS3-502013
Sulphite as Sulphur Dioxide (SO2) in Brown Sugars by the Optimized Monier-Williams Method combined with Titration GS3-51GS3-512019
Sulphite as Sulphur Dioxide (SO2) in Brown Sugars by the Optimized Monier-Williams Method combined with HPIC GS3-52GS3-522019
Polarisation of Raw Sugarsee GS1/2/3/9-1GS1-12011
Polarisation of Raw Sugar without Wet Lead Clarificationsee GS1/2/3-2GS1-22009
Reducing Sugars in Cane Raw Sugar by the Lane and Eynon Constant Volume Proceduresee GS1/3/7-3GS1-32005
Glucose and Fructose in Raw and White Sugar using HPAECsee GS1/2/3-4GS1-41998
Solution Colours at pH 7.0 of Raw and Speciality Sugarssee GS1/3-7GS1-72011
Conductivity Ash in Raw Sugarsee GS1/3/4/7/8-13GS1-131994
Determination of pHsee GS1/2/3/4/7/8/9-23GS1-232009
Polarisation of White Sugarsee GS2/3-1GS2-12011
Reducing Sugars in Purified Sugar by the Knight and Allen EDTA Methodsee GS2/3/9-5GS2-52011
White Sugar Solution Colour at pH 7.0see GS2/3-9GS2-92005
White Sugar Solution Coloursee GS2/3-10GS2-102011
Sugar Moisture by Loss on Dryingsee GS2/1/3/9-15GS2-152007
Conductivity Ash in Refined Sugar Productssee GS2/3/9-17GS2-172011
Turbidity of White Sugar Solutionssee GS2/3-18GS2-182013
Insoluble Matter in White Sugarsee GS2/3/9-19GS2-192007
Lead in White and Speciality Sugars by a GFAAS Methodsee GS2/3-24GS2-241998
Arsenic in Refined Sugar Products by a Colorimetric Methodsee GS2/3/9-25GS2-252007
Lead in Sugar Products by a Colorimetric Methodsee GS2/1/3-27GS2-271994
Copper in Refined Sugar Products by a Colorimetric Methodsee GS2/3-29GS2-291994
Iron in Refined Sugar Products and Sugar Solutions seeGS2/3/7/8-31GS2-311994
Sulphite as Sulphur Dioxide (SO2) in Brown Sugars by the by a Colorimetric Method see GS2/3/7/8-31GS2-311994
Sulphite in Refined Sugar Products by an Enzymatic Methodsee GS2/3-35GS2-352011
ERH of Crystalline Sugar Productssee GS2/1/3-39GS2-391994
10-Day Acid Beverage Floc Test for White Sugarsee GS2/3-40AGS2-402019
Total Mesophilic Bacterial Count by the Pour Plate Method orthe Membrane Filtration MethodseeGS2/3-41GS2-412011
Sampling of Refined Sugar Products for Microbiological Analyses seeGS2/3-42GS2-422002
24-Hour Acid Beverage Floc Test for Beet White SugarseeGS2/3-40BGS2-432010
Slime-forming Bacterial CountseeGS2/3-45GS2-452017
Yeast and MouldsseeGS2/3-47GS2-472017
Thermophilic Spore-Forming BacteriaseeGS2/3-49GS2-491998
Thermophilic Acidophilic Bacteria (TAB) and Guaiacol producing TAB (GP-TAB)seeGS2/3-50GS2-502017
β-glucuronidase-positive E. coli and β-galactosidase-positive coliform bacteria in Sugar and Sugar Products by the Membrane Filtration MethodseeGS2/3-52GS2-522017
Osmotolerant Yeasts and Xerotolerant Moulds in Sugar Products by the Membrane Filter Method or the Pour Plate MethodseeGS2/3-53GS2-532017
Reducing Sugars in Certain Refined Syrups by the Lane and Eynon Constant Volume Proceduresee GS4/3-3GS4-32007
Total Reducing Sugars in Refined Syrups after Hydrolysis by the Lane and Eynon Constant Volume Proceduresee GS4/3-7GS4-72011
Total Reducing Sugars in Refined Syrups after Hydrolysis by the Luff Schoorl Proceduresee GS4/3-9GS4-92011
Moisture in Speciality Sugars, Molasses, Cane Raw Sugars and Syrups by the Karl Fischer Proceduresee GS4/7/3-12GS4-121998
Refractometric Dry Substance (RDS %) of Molasses, Very Pure Syrups (Liquid Sugars), Thick Juices and Run-Off-Syrupssee GS4/3/8-13GS4-132009
Total α-Galactosides and Raffinose by an Enzymatic Methodsee GS4/8/1/2/3-18GS4-182017
Fructose, Glucose and Sucrose in Cane Juices, Syrups and Molasses by Gas Chromatography (GC)see GS7/4/3-22GS7-222011
Calcium by EDTA Titrationsee GS8/2/3/4-9GS8-92000
Sugar Solution Colour by the MOPS Methodsee GS9/1/2/3-8GS9-82011