Sucralose
- INCI:
- Sucralose
- Also known as:
- Sucralose · E955
High-intensity sweetener derived from sucrose, with a clean sweet profile and very good stability during processing and storage. It allows sugar reduction in beverages, dairy and bakery products, and the sweetening of pharmaceutical and nutritional oral formulations, while maintaining the sensory profile of the product. Its use level is defined by category and in accordance with applicable regulations.
Functions
Typical applications
- Sugar-reduced beverages
- Dairy products
- Bakery and desserts
- Supplements and nutraceuticals
- Syrups and pharmaceutical oral formulations
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