SweeGen Stevia Sweetener Reb B achieves commercial production
On June 15, American sweetener manufacturer SweeGen announced that it has successfully commercialized the production of high-solubility stevioside sweetener Bestevia Reb B, which is supported by patents focusing on Reb B. This product can provide excellent sweetness to sugar-reducing formulas and has excellent performance in many applications, especially beverages.
SweeGen's proprietary Bestevia stevia sweetener is derived from stevia leaves and is produced using a patented biotransformation process to create a high-purity, pure taste.
SweeGen's Bestevia Reb B has taste and performance advantages and can create tremendous value for food and beverage manufacturers. Its price is comparable to sugar. It is scalable, non-caloric and sustainable. It is an attractive natural sweet.味剂。 Flavor.
Shari Mahon, Senior Vice President of Application Technology at SweeGen, said: "Bestevia Reb B further expands the global supply of our new generation of non-GMO stevia sweeteners. Bestevia Reb B is very suitable for beverage products because of its high solubility and no calorie It is 150 times sweeter than sucrose. For brands that want to produce functional beverages with unique flavors and nutrients, Reb B can provide formula flexibility and improve taste."
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2026-07-06
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