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May. 16th, 2008
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According to http://www.startribune.com/lifestyle/health/18994049.html, Cargill should be able to start selling Truvia, their Stevia derivative, as soon as they want to.
The two big bits I took away from this were "No further approval is required." and "Among the food companies considering its use is Coca-Cola, which collaborated with Cargill over the past three years to develop the product.".
( Cargill's new no-calorie sweetener gets a nod )
The two big bits I took away from this were "No further approval is required." and "Among the food companies considering its use is Coca-Cola, which collaborated with Cargill over the past three years to develop the product.".
( Cargill's new no-calorie sweetener gets a nod )
