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Tate & Lyle deals with sweetener issues

04.03.2014

By Jeff Gelski

The sucralose market, a tax in Mexico and new natural sweeteners have effects, both good and bad.

Smelling sweet

03.24.2014

By Jeff Gelski

Sugar reduction may come through sweetness modulation.

Grown in the U.S.A.

03.19.2014

By Jeff Gelski

Honey and a new stevia growing venture may lead to traceability, marketing benefits.

Sweetener segment faces multiple challenges

03.11.2014

By Ron Sterk

Many topics are being addressed including continued pressure to reduce sugar consumption and growing efforts to label bioengineered ingredients.

Naturally sweeten products with stevia and oligofructose

03.04.2014

By Staff

Picking and promoting alternative sweeteners

03.03.2014

By Jeff Gelski

A recent study focuses on added sugars, but will consumers understand that term?

World sugar surplus shrinking, U.S. less clear

02.25.2014

By Ron Sterk

Uncertainty about Mexican production and exports clouds the U.S. forecast.

Consumers focus on taste in sweetener choices

02.25.2014

By Ron Sterk

Stevia is forecast to take share from other high-intensity sweeteners rather than sugar.

Tate & Lyle expects 15% price drop for sucralose

02.13.2014

By Jeff Gelski

The company says unsold Chinese sucralose has intensified a competitive environment.

Natural beverages on tap for Dr Pepper

02.13.2014

By Monica Watrous

Company testing 60-calorie versions of its beverage brands this year.

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