Topic: High Fructose Corn Syrup


  •  
    CRA: HFCS-Free Ads Are Misleading
    11/19/2009 - New research by the Corn Refiners Association (CRA) shows that marketing tactics used by many food companies to promote their HFCS-free products may confuse and mislead consumers. ...
  •  
    Naturally Sweet
    10/22/2009 - Although the term “natural” is still largely undefined, consumer demand for natural foods continues, and manufacturers have responded with products made with a range of natural sweeteners, including stevia, isomaltulose, erythritol, maple syrups, grain-derived extracts and honey. ...
  •  
    National Ads Dispel HFCS Myths
    09/30/2009 - The Center for Consumer Freedom (CCF) launched a new $1 million ad campaign designed to put an end to the inaccuracies surrounding the high fructose corn syrup (HFCS). The campaign will communicate to the public what most experts already know, that high fructose corn syrup is nutritionally the same as sweeteners such as table sugar and honey. ...
  •  
    Manufacturers Removing HFCS
    08/25/2009 - CHICAGO—Major food manufacturers continue to reduce usage of high-fructose corn syrup (HFCS) amid consumer perceptions about the ingredient. Kraft foods, for instance, has reformulated popular products like Bulls-Eye barbecue sauce, select Capri Sun beverages and most of its salad dressings to completely remove HFCS. Kraft has also reformulated its Wheat Thins crackers, due on the market next week,...
  •  
    Latest Legislative Bad Idea? Food “Sin” Taxes
    08/25/2009 - I’ve seen this one building up for some time, and I hate to say it, but I bet we’ll see a city somewhere pass this ridiculous idea—the application of “sin” taxes to “junk” food—into law. Instead of working toward real solutions to unhealthy behaviors, they’ll resort to simple-minded, knee-jerk reactions like this that simultaneously fill governmental coffers and demonize delicious foods. As noted...
  •  
    Informing the Sugar vs. HFCS Debate
    06/26/2009 - I’ve been seeing those ads in magazines my wife reads on parenting, kids, etc. of late with interest—you know, two people facing each other with dialogue balloons overhead saying something along the lines of: “The other day my barber was talking about how high-fructose corn syrup causes obesity and heart disease,” and the other person retorts, “Your barber is a registered dietician?” The efforts...
  •  
    Squeezing the Most From Juice Ingredients
    06/16/2009 - Adding fruit and vegetable juice ingredients not only cleans up the ingredient deck, but also sweetens, balances or enhances certain flavor profiles and allows sodium reduction. ...
  •  
    Experts Dispel HFCS Myths
    04/28/2009 - WASHINGTON—A supplement that will be published in the June issue of the Journal of Nutrition encourages the scientific community and general public to stop demonizing high fructose corn syrup as the culprit of obesity and rethink the myths about high fructose corn syrup’s impact on the American diet.“The State of the Science on Dietary Sweeteners Containing Fructose” is the...
  •  
    No Quantifiable Levels of Mercury Found in HFCS
    03/20/2009 - WASHINGTON, DC—Manufacturers of high fructose corn syrup in the United States and Canada commissioned independent testing and expert review following a recent report alleging mercury findings in high fructose corn syrup. No quantifiable levels of mercury were found, according to the independent lab Eurofins Central Analytical Laboratory, whose work and results were reviewed by Woodhall Stopford,...
  •  
    HFCS-Mercury Study Flawed Says Scientific Firm
    01/30/2009 - SAN FRANCISCO–Recently published studies citing mercury contamination of high fructose corn syrup offered by the Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy, (“Not So Sweet: Missing Mercury and High Fructose Corn Syrup,”) and Environmental Health (“Mercury from chlor-alkali plants: measured concentrations in food product sugar,” Dufault et al, 2009) may not hold up to scientific...
« Previous12Next »
 

announcements