Stevia rebaudiana

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Monday, 4 August 2008

PepsiCo, Whole Earth Sweetener introduce PureVia™

Last year Coca-Cola teamed with Cargill to create their own natural sweetener from Stevia. Now PepsiCo has joined with Whole Earth Sweetener to create PureVia™.

Posted by Klaus Seistrup at 17:55  

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Stevia rebaudiana Bertoni

Stevia is a fairly unassuming perennial shrub of the composite family (Asteraceæ), native to the northern regions of South America. It has now been grown commercially in Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay, Central America, the U.S., Israel, Thailand and China. The leaves contain several chemicals, called glycosides, which taste sweet but do not provide calories. The major glycoside is called stevioside, and is one of the major sweeteners in use in Japan and Korea. Europeans first learned of stevia when the spanish conquistadors of the 16th century sent word to Spain that the natives of South America had used the plant to sweeten herbal tea since “ancient times.”

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