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Demand for artificial sweeteners and fat replacers in the US is projected to increase 16 percent per annum to $1.4 billion in 2002, or 590 million pounds. (Research Studies - Freedonia Group)

Unnaturally sweet: new types of artificial sweeteners are reaching the market that promise to sweeten the baker's life. (Ingredient R&D). (Snack Food & Wholesale Bakery)

US DEMAND FOR ARTIFICIAL SWEETENERS & FAT REPLACERS TO EXCEED $1 BILLION IN 2004. (Research Studies - Freedonia Group)

A heap of competition to come.(artificial sweeteners) (Chemical Week)

Sweeteners and weight management opportunities: a series of artificial sweeteners could be a significant force in the battle against overweight and obesity. However, many consumers do not fully grasp the role food, calories and exercise play in a long-term, successful weight management plan.(new product trends) (Prepared Foods)

Artificial Sweeteners: No Calories ... Sweet! (FDA Consumer)

Artificial sweeteners--a positive move in tackling obesity or not?(New Websites & Databases) (Food Trade Review)

Sweetness and light; Metabolic syndrome II: obesity.(Obesity and artificial sweeteners) (The Economist (US))

Friend or faux? Though artificial sweeteners offer clear benefits, the pull toward natural ingredients has pitted man-made versus nature-made.(SUGARLESS CHOCOLATE) (Candy Industry)

Testing Needed for Acesulfame Potassium, an Artificial Sweetener (Environmental Health Perspectives)

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