Raw sugarcane, printed on the Joe's Blend box as 'Organic raw cane sugar (saccharum officinarum)', is the first of nine ingredients, so by the label's order, which lists ingredients heaviest first, it is the heaviest single ingredient in each sachet. The Eurofins analysis measured 10.37 g of total sugars in a 21 g sachet, which rounds to 10 g.
Updated 29 September 2026. Checked against the printed box and Eurofins report AR-25-E9-005753-01.
Sources for this section: the printed Joe's Blend box, batches 140525JCA3 and 140525JCA7; Codex Alimentarius labelling standard CODEX STAN 1-1985, FAO and WHO; Eurofins nutrient report AR-25-E9-005753-01.
In every 21 g sachetThese are the lab figures for one 21 g sachet, with the arithmetic we did on them shown in each row.
The 10.37 g counts every sugar in the sachet, including any from the creamer's glucose syrup solids; the report does not split it by ingredient. The WHO counts sugars added by a manufacturer, and sugars in syrups, as free sugars, and cane sugar and glucose syrup solids are both on the Joe's Blend label.
Sources for this section: Eurofins nutrient report AR-25-E9-005753-01; World Health Organization, Healthy diet fact sheet; the printed Joe's Blend box, batches 140525JCA3 and 140525JCA7.
Labels list ingredients from the heaviest to the lightest at manufacture. Sugar comes first on the Joe's Blend box, before the non-dairy creamer and everything else, so by the label no other ingredient in the sachet weighs more. That is what the order states; the box prints no weight for any single ingredient. The box pairs it with the botanical name Saccharum officinarum.
Put plainly, Joe's Blend is a sweet 3-in-1: the lab figure shows just under half of the powder by weight is sugars, and this page says so rather than calling it low sugar.
Sources for this section: Codex Alimentarius labelling standard CODEX STAN 1-1985, FAO and WHO; the printed Joe's Blend box, batches 140525JCA3 and 140525JCA7.
Raw cane sugar keeps some of its molasses, which is where its color and flavor come from. It is still sugar: the WHO definition of free sugars covers sugars added by the manufacturer, raw cane sugar included, and we make no health claim for it.
Source for this section: World Health Organization, Healthy diet fact sheet.
The box prints 'Organic raw cane sugar', and this site copies the label word for word. The certificate behind the organic wording is not published on this site yet, so this page makes no organic claim of its own. The box also does not print where the cane was grown, so we do not name a region.
Source for this section: the printed Joe's Blend box, batches 140525JCA3 and 140525JCA7.
10.37 g of total sugars per 21 g sachet, which rounds to 10 g, from the Eurofins analysis (report AR-25-E9-005753-01). That is 49 percent of the powder by weight.
92 kcal per 21 g sachet (91.60 before rounding), with 15.93 g of carbohydrate, 2.65 g of fat and 1.02 g of protein, per the Eurofins analysis.
No. Sugar is the first ingredient on the label, and sugars are 10.37 g of each 21 g sachet.
Raw cane sugar keeps some molasses, so it is darker and tastes a little different. It is still sugar and counts as free sugar under the WHO definition, and we make no health claim for it.
About 104 g: ten sachets with 10.37 g of total sugars each.
The WHO guideline behind the free-sugars figure, and the lab study behind the raw vs white comparison.
The WHO guideline on free sugars for adults and children. It sets recommendations on free sugars intake with a focus on unhealthy weight gain and tooth decay, and lists food labelling among the measures countries use.
PubMed 25905159 →Education, not advice. Joe's Blend is coffee, not medicine, and carries no approved therapeutic claims. If you have a condition or take medication, talk to your doctor before adding anything new to your day.
Source for this section: World, World Health Organization, Geneva (NCBI Bookshelf NBK285537), 2015, PMID 25905159.
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