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Title: High Intensity Sweetener Overview


1
National Sweetener and Ingredient Marketing
Association
High Intensity Sweetener Overview
2
General Comments
  • No bad Sweeteners
  • Each Sweetener has a role to play in the food
    marketplace
  • More choices today than ever
  • Trade offs among taste, cost, calories,
    functionality, image (natural, organic,
    sustainable etc)

3
Benefits of High Intensity Sweeteners
  • Reduce Cost
  • Reduce Calories
  • Reduce Risk
  • Product Taste the Same

4
Challenges of High Intensity Sweeteners
  • Public image as artificial
  • Matching Sugar
  • Labeling
  • Resistance to change

5
U.S. Refined Sugar / HFCS 42 (dry) vs. Neotame
HIS Blends
6
Sweetener Potency
  • High potency sweeteners are typically compared to
    the sweetness intensity of sugar
  • If sugar 1 sweeteners are ____ X sweeter
  • Often times this is referred to as Sugar
    Equivalence (SE) or Potency
  • Sweetener potencies always exist in a Range
  • Potency is concentration and matrix dependant

7
Sweetener Potency Snapshot
Sweetener Potency
Rebaudioside A 250X
Sucralose 600x
Ace-K 200x
Aspartame Neotame Saccharin 200x 8000x 300x



8
Acesulfame Potassium
  • Facts
  • 200X sweeter than sugar
  • Dihydrooxathiazinone Salt
  • Non-Caloric
  • Non-Cariogenic
  • Major Suppliers
  • Celanese (Nutrinova US)
  • Chinese
  • Advantages
  • Stable
  • Solubility
  • Quantitative Synergy
  • Low Consumer Awareness
  • Limitations
  • Must Be Blended With Other Sweeteners
  • Bitter/Metallic Aftertaste

9
Aspartame
  • Facts
  • 200X Sweeter than sugar
  • Peptide-based
  • Non-caloric (at common use levels)
  • Non-cariogenic
  • Major Suppliers
  • The NutraSweet Company (US)
  • Ajinomoto (Japan)
  • Chinese
  • Advantages
  • Taste Standalone Sweetener
  • Quantitative Synergy
  • Limitations
  • PKU Labeling Required
  • Stability
  • Consumer Perception

10
Neotame
  • Facts
  • 8,000X Sweeter than sugar
  • Peptide-based
  • Non-caloric
  • Non-cariogenic
  • Major Suppliers
  • The NutraSweet Company (US)
  • Advantages
  • Cost
  • Flavor Enhancement Ability
  • No PKU Labeling
  • Heat Stability
  • Low Consumer Awareness
  • Limitations
  • Must Be Blended With Other Sweeteners
  • Stability
  • Used at Low Levels

11
Rebaudioside A
  • Facts
  • 250X sweeter than sugar
  • Steviol Glycoside (Purified Extract of Stevia
    Plant)
  • Non-Caloric
  • Non-Cariogenic
  • Major Suppliers
  • Pure Circle (Malaysia)
  • Blue California (US)
  • GLG Weider (US)
  • Corn Products (US)
  • Other US
  • Chinese
  • Advantages
  • Natural
  • Stable
  • Limitations
  • Taste
  • Cost

12
Saccharin
  • Facts
  • 300X sweeter than sugar
  • Sulfobenzimide (Typically Na or Ca Salt)
  • Non-Caloric
  • Non-Cariogenic
  • Major Suppliers
  • Chinese
  • PMC Specialties Group (US)?
  • Advantages
  • Stable
  • Solubility
  • Cost
  • Limitations
  • Taste
  • Consumer Perception

13
Sucralose
  • Facts
  • 600X sweeter than sugar
  • Selectively Chlorinated Sucrose Molecule
  • Non-Caloric
  • Non-Cariogenic
  • Major Suppliers
  • Tate Lyle PLC (UK)
  • Chinese
  • Advantages
  • Stable
  • Solubility
  • Consumer Perception(?)
  • Limitations
  • Cost
  • Aftertaste

14
Sweetener Blending
  • Blending sweeteners allows the product developer
    to
  • Use several sweeteners at lower concentrations
    thus maximizing sweetener effectiveness and
    minimizing off-tastes
  • Use sweeteners with complimentary temporal
    profiles (qualitative synergy)
  • Take advantage of sweetener synergy (quantitative)

15
Benefit of Blending HIS
SWEETNESS INTENSITY (arbitrary units)
TIME (arbitrary units)
16
Sugar Concentration Response Curve in Water
Sucrose Equivalence
Sucrose Concentration ()
17
Neotame Concentration Response Curve in Water
18
Sustainability
  • Neotame provides substantial environmental
    benefit over other sweeteners
  • Water
  • Neotame manufacture uses 99.9 less water than
    cane sugar
  • Carbon Emissions
  • Neotame manufacture emits 98.5 less CO2 than
    cane sugar
  • Energy Use
  • Neotame manufacture uses 97 less energy than
    cane sugar
  • On a same sweetness basis.
  • Source The NutraSweet Company Life Cycle Value
    Assessment

19
Benefits of High Intensity Sweeteners
  • Reduce Cost
  • Reduce Calories
  • Reduce Risk
  • Product Taste the Same

20
U.S. Refined Sugar / HFCS 42 (dry) vs. Neotame
HIS Blends
21
Savings per 1 Million CWT (dry) used
HFCS
  • 3.0 Million annually - 20 Substitution
  • 3.8 million annually - 25 Substitution

Sugar
  • 8.8 Million annually - 20 Substitution
  • 11.0 million annually - 25 Substitution

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