HFCS under fire again in research study 01.07.2015 By Josh Sosland Corn Refiners Association says conclusions from rodent research ‘lack scientific merit.’Read More
U.S.-Mexico sign sugar trade agreements 12.22.2014 By Laura Lloyd Agreement lauded by U.S. sugar producers, criticized by sugar users.Read More
F.D.A. issues ‘no objection’ letter for luo han guo extract 12.10.2014 By Jeff Gelski GLG Life Tech's sweetener, also known as monk fruit, now has Generally Recognized As Safe (GRAS) status.Read More
Cargill agrees to Truvia label changes in settlement 12.01.2014 By Jeff Gelski The company in a court-approved settlement does not admit to any wrongdoing in the labeling or promotion of the sweetener.Read More
ADM opens sweetener portion of complex in China 11.13.2014 By Jeff Gelski The manufacturing facility, upon completion next year, also will produce soluble fiber.Read More
Removing sugar while keeping the sweetness 11.11.2014 By Donna Berry Added sugars provide no additional nutrient value and often are referred to as empty calorieRead More
Tate & Lyle plans changes to global supply chain 11.06.2014 By Jeff Gelski The company records $49 million in costs related to operational and supply chain disruption in the fiscal year's first half.Read More
New sweetener combines stevia, monk fruit, erythritol 10.31.2014 By Jeff Gelski MonkSweet plus is twice as sweet as sugar and has 0.2 calories per gram.Read More
F.D.A. issues ‘no objection’ letter for Reb M stevia extract 10.27.2014 By Jeff Gelski GLG Life Tech awaits F.D.A. letters for more sweeteners, too.Read More
Stevia market may grow 14% in 2014 10.17.2014 By Jeff Gelski Zenith International estimates global worldwide sales of the sweetener to reach 4,670 tonnes this year and 7,150 tonnes in 2017.Read More