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Fructose sweeteners may promote Syndrome X

09-Nov-2009 - Fructose sweeteners may promote Syndrome X ... ‘Moderate’ consumption of fructose-containing sweeteners may produce ‘modest but significant ... ‘Moderate’ consumption of fructose-containing sweeteners may produce ‘modest but significant ... compared the effects of agave syrup (90 per cent fructose), fructose, high fructose corn syrup (HFCS), HFCS range, cholesterol levels were higher in the rats fed fructose and HFCS, and triglyceride levels had ... fructose, metabolic syndrome, obesity

Shoppers still prepared to pay for healthier foods, says research

19-Oct-2009 - interesting views on sweeteners. Three out of four consumers said fructose is their favourite sweetener

Taste tipped to top the agenda at Stevia World Europe

28-Sep-2009 - prefer the sweetness of high fructose corn syrup,” it said. “As new product launches are being planned

The science of sweetener blends

23-Sep-2009 - , saccharin, fructose, sucrose, cyclamate, stevioside, aspartame, rebaudioside-A (stevia), erythritol

Cost vs quality sparks Tate & Lyle platform

14-Sep-2009 - wonders building cost effective recipes with top class ingredients like fructose, Spenda sucralose , glucose-fructose syrups, starches, hydrocolloids and starches,” said Caroline Sanders, marketing director

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Sugar and strife – not so nice if the price is not right

01-Sep-2009 - and isoglucose (high fructose corn syrup) a year – a reduction of almost 6m tonnes. The guaranteed minimum their needs, like high fructose corn syrup. Stevia sweeteners, too, are taking on sugar. Although

Researchers warn of toxin increase in heated HFCS

27-Aug-2009 - The formation of a toxic substance when high fructose corn syrup is heated raises concerns ... The formation of a toxic substance when high fructose corn syrup is heated raises concerns ... High fructose corn syrup (HFCS) is a sweetener commonly used in food products. HFCS 42 , containing 42 per cent fructose, is mostly used in bakery and confectionery products, which HFCS 55 (a

Firmenich and Senomyx sign new deal for sweetness enhancers

04-Aug-2009 - of sweetness enhancers, with a view to helping reduce levels of sucrose, fructose and rebaudioside. ... of sweetness enhancers, with a view to helping reduce levels of sucrose, fructose and rebaudioside. ... , fructose and rebaudioside (from stevia). For an initial period of five years, with the possibility

Fructose linked to memory problems: Rat study

21-Jul-2009 - Fructose linked to memory problems: Rat study ... High consumption of fructose in the diet may lead to spatial memory problems, according to a new ... High consumption of fructose in the diet may lead to spatial memory problems, according to a new ... Rodents fed a diet where fructose represented 60 per cent of calories ingested during the day their findings are relevant to humans, and nod towards the use of fructose-containing sweeteners used by the food ... fructose, HFCS, memory

Syral unveils investments and strategic direction

05-Jun-2009 - of isoglucose (high fructose corn syrup) in October, and diversify into different products

Sugary foods could increase risk of high blood pressure: Study

02-Nov-2009 - The study, from the University of Denver Colorado’s Health Sciences Center, examined fructose consumption, a sugar found in fruits and many vegetables, honey, sugar, and high fructose corn syrup (HFCS ... HFCS, fructose, blood pressure

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Tate & Lyle backs Asian prebiotic in Europe

26-Oct-2009 - by Solvay,” stated the global chemical group. Galactose and fructose are ‘single’ sugars

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CoQ10 may protect against obesity problems: Study

15-Oct-2009 - Mice fed a high fat and fructose diet and supplemented with CoQ10 had decreased levels control diet, a high-fat diet with fructose, or the same high-fat, fructose diet plus CoQ10 supplements (1

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Stevia-sweetened strawberries point to low-cal fruit potential

06-Oct-2009 - Researchers from the US and Brazil report the partial removal of sugars such as sucrose, fructose

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New ad campaign to tackle ‘viral urban myths’ about HFCS

01-Oct-2009 - to dispel consumer misconceptions about high fructose corn syrup (HFCS). ... to dispel consumer misconceptions about high fructose corn syrup (HFCS). ... in the back and saying that a bear claw with sugar is healthier than one with high fructose corn syrup. It’s a : “It is refreshing to see the food industry defend high fructose corn syrup and put to rest

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Ultra-sensitive nutrient assays to boost health claim dossiers

25-Sep-2009 - looking to associate their new products with health claims.” Other assays monitor fructose and sucrose

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Soft drinks may raise likelihood of fatty liver disease: Study

25-Sep-2009 - fat, and to eat a higher-calorie diet that included more fructose and caramel.” The study examined

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Big growth forecast for US children’s healthy drinks market

24-Sep-2009 - no added sugar – use apple or pear juice concentrates as your sweetener, or perhaps fructose

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Sweetening the perception of HFCS

18-Sep-2009 - an earlier theory about high fructose corn syrup’s link to obesity – but how much can industry do to mend its ... an earlier theory about high fructose corn syrup’s link to obesity – but how much can industry do to mend its ... High fructose corn syrup (HFCS) first came under fire when an article written by Popkin in 2004 that he was wrong in this theory, saying that an increase in consumption of all fructose

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Fructose in the firing line

16-Sep-2009 - Fructose in the firing line ... that he was wrong to single out high fructose corn syrup as largely responsible for obesity. Now he ... that he was wrong to single out high fructose corn syrup as largely responsible for obesity. Now he ... High fructose corn syrup has had a vast amount of bad press in recent years. Consumers to replace it with sugar. The demonization of high fructose corn syrup (HFCS) was sparked in 2004 when

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