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Patent Pick: Stevia + Rebaudioside B Sweetener

Patent Picks are chosen by the editors from publicly available sources. Today's choice, from Tate & Lyle Ingredients Americas, describes stevia sweeteners containing rebaudioside B.

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Patent Pick: Scaling Up Stevia rebaudiana Sweeteners

Patent Picks are chosen by the editors from publicly available sources. Today's invention describes a process for producing Stevia rebaudiana-derived sweetening compounds on a commercial scale.

There is a diverse consumer preference on the ideal level of sweetness. Photo: Symrise.

Symrise Releases Consumer Sweetness Preference Study

There is a diverse consumer preference on the ideal level of sweetness.

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Patent Pick: Taking Control Over Stevia's Sweetness

Rebaudioside D is in high demand. Just ask any dieter. Its impact on the sweetness of stevia is what drove these innovators to improve controls over its levels during the sweetener's production. This patent explains.

Protein Reponsible for Sweetness in Miraculin Berry Tracked

Miraculin able to add sweetness to a variety of foods

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Don't Sweat: Cocoa Sweeter With Stress?

A recent report looked at how different growing and weather conditions could impact the chemical composition of cocoa and its taste.

Volatile Release from Mint-Flavored Sweets

In this paper we report results from instrumental analysis of menthol and menthone in the breath of individuals eating a range of mint-flavored sweets. These results demonstrate the reproducibility of breath volatile analysis for assessing the aroma-release characteristics of mint-flavored products.

Senomyx Assigned Patent for Compositions with Sweetness Enhancers

Senomyx has been assigned a U.S. patent 8,609,173 for "compositions comprising sweetness enhancers and methods of making them."

Research: Fructose-Sweetened Drinks May Increase Cardiovascular Diseases

A recent study at the Monell Chemical Senses Center found that obese people who drink fructose sweetened beverage during meals have increased triglycerides—a condition that increases risk of cardiovascular diseases.

Report: Stevia to Gain Larger Slice of Sweetener Market by 2017

Mintel and Leatherhead Food Research expect the value of stevia as an additive for use in food and beverage manufacturing to grow to $275 million by 2017.

Health Canada Adds Table-top Stevia to List of Permitted Sweeteners

The results of Health Canada's evaluation of available data support the safety and efficacy of steviol glycosides when used as described.

Senomyx-PepsiCo Deal Aims at 25% Sugar Reduction in Key Brands

Agreement covers sweet enhancers, natural sweeteners.

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Patent Pick: 'Honeylicious' Nectarine Variety

Patent Picks are chosen by the editors from publicly available sources. Today's highlight is the discovery of the new "honeylicious" nectarine variety with a mild, sweet fruit.

Study Shows Calcium’s Role in Taste Perception

A recent study published has proven that calcium channels on the tongue are closely related to the receptors that sense sweet and umami (savory) tastes.

Celery Volatiles Enhance Chicken Soup

Researchers from Ochanomizu University (Tokyo) and the Technical Research Center at T. Hasegawa Co. have found that volatile extracts from celery can enhance the umami and sweet properties of chicken broth.

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Patent Pick: 'Honey Spring' Nectarine

Patent Picks are chosen by the editors from publicly available sources. Today's choice is a new "Honey Spring" nectarine variety having very good, mild and sweet flavor with low acid.

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IFF Releases Second Quarter Results, Aligned With Expectations

IFF has released its second quarter results, which were in-line with the quarter's expectations. Leading the growth was a new flavor ingredient, growth in markets and strong sales in sweet and savory modulation.

Monell Scientists Identify Key Component in Taste Perception

Scientists have identified CALHM1, a channel in the walls of taste receptor cells, as a necessary component in the process of sweet, bitter and umami (savory) taste perception.

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