Waitrose Rich & Treacly Dark Brown Soft Sugar

Waitrose Rich & Treacly Dark Brown Soft Sugar is a staple home-baking product sold by the British supermarket chain Waitrose. The sugar is Fairtrade certified and typically packed and refined in the United Kingdom from imported cane sugar.

Waitrose traces its roots back to 1904, when Wallace Waite, Arthur Rose, and David Taylor opened a small grocery shop called Waite, Rose & Taylor in Acton, West London. After Taylor left in 1906, the business became known as Waitrose. In 1937, the growing grocery chain was acquired by the John Lewis Partnership, a distinctive British retail co-operative where permanent employees are partners in the business.

Today, Waitrose operates as the supermarket division of John Lewis Partnership plc, headquartered in London, United Kingdom.