soft drinks
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Just one can of sugary soft drink raises the relative risk of diabetes by around a fifth, a study has found.
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The artificial sweetener aspartame - widely used in low-calorie soft drinks - poses no health risks at currently approved consumption levels, the Euro
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Foods eaten in workplaces - whether purchased in cafeterias, or available to employees for free - are usually unhealthy.
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Are you familiar with camu camu or pink guava? If not, you can get to know them in WILD’s new range of flavors, “Tropical Fruits.”
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Mexico City Health Secretary Armando Ahued launched a campaign, dubbed "Less Salt, More Health," earlier this month to get restaurants to take salt sh
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Buyers of Coca-Cola and Pepsi soft drinks, Yoplait and Dannon yogurts, and Wonder and Sara Lee bread mentioned sugar more often than high-fructose cor
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With its latest concepts, Sensient Flavors presents a refreshing way to add new appeal to soft drinks.
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WILD is expanding its facilities in Berlin and Valencia.
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According to a blog post by Euromonitor analyst Diana Cowland, stevia has fast gained presence as the first sweetener from a natural source.
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High-intensity sweeteners are facing slow growth in Europe and North America, but demand for artificial sweeteners remains strong in Asia and South Am