New Decision Regarding Fruit Juices: The Use of Those Ingredients Is Completely Banned - Sözcü Newspaper
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The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry has opened a new draft regulation on fruit juices for industry consultation. The draft prohibits the use of sweeteners in all fruit juices marketed in concentrate, puree, or powder form. According to the draft regulation, sweeteners are only permitted in the form of added sugar...
The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry has opened for public consultation a new draft regulation that redefines standards for fruit juice production. The draft regulation prohibits the use of sweeteners in fruit juices, including those in concentrate, puree, and powder forms, while maintaining the presence of natural sugars in the products.
New regulation limiting the use of sweeteners in juices is on the way. The draft communiqué presented by the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry prohibits the use of sweeteners in juices, including those offered in concentrated, pureed and powdered form.
The new draft regulation, which the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry has opened for industry consultation, imposes significant restrictions on the use of sweeteners in fruit juice products. Sweeteners will be banned in fruit juices, including concentrates, purees, and powders.
A new era is beginning in the fruit juice industry. With the draft regulation opened for public consultation by the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, the use of sweeteners in concentrated, pureed, and powdered fruit juices will be banned. Under the new rules, products with reduced natural sugars will be included in the legislation, while sweeteners will be permitted in nectars.
Economy - According to a new draft communiqué prepared by the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, the use of sweeteners in juices is prohibited. In the framework of compliance with the European Union, sugar-reduced juices will take their place on the shelves.
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