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>>Also any liquid sucrose is likely from sugar beets which had the 
seeds treated with Imidacloprid.  

Is most of the sucrose sugar sold in the US derived from sugar cane 
or sugar beets.  I know in Europe sugar beets are king.

Waldemar

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