Béghin Say Sucre de Canne & Stévia

Béghin Say is one of the most iconic French brands in the sugar industry, with a heritage dating back to the 19th century. The brand was formed through the merger of Say and Béghin in 1973, two giants of the French sugar trade. Today, Béghin Say is prominent for its wide range of traditional sugars and modern alternatives, such as the Cane Sugar and Stevia blend shown here, which aims to provide sweetness with fewer calories. While the brand has deep French roots and processes much of its sugar in French refineries, it often sources raw materials like stevia and specific sugars from global locations.

Since 2003, Béghin Say has been a flagship brand of the Tereos Group. Tereos is a major French cooperative and the second-largest sugar producer globally. As a cooperative, it is owned by thousands of sugar beet farmers. The group continues to manage Béghin Say as its primary consumer brand in France, overseeing its production and distribution across European and international markets.