Nearly all packaged food and drinks have a food label that lists the ingredients used to prepare the product in descending order of amount. If granulated beet sugar has been used, the food label will state ‘sugar’ or ‘granulated sugar’. A bag of granulated sugar from the store contains 100% sugar and does not have a food label because it has only one ingredient. If a product contains cane sugar, the label will often state ‘cane sugar’ rather than just ‘sugar’. Glucose sugar, fructose and lactose are also members of the sugar family.