I bet the first thing these companies will do is what they do for orange juice. Take sugar out of whatever fruit thing a product has and concentrate it into their products. Orange juice has no added sugar because all the sugar they added came from oranges.
Adding fruit for sweetness or flavour should probably be counted as adding sugar.
There’s definitely a line to draw somewhere, but nobody is adding whole grain to make things sweeter. I think.
Fruit is healthy, but full of sugar. Without the fibre from the fruit itself, fruit juice is basically just sugar and some vitamins. Better than HFCS, yes, but still added sugar imo.
I bet the first thing these companies will do is what they do for orange juice. Take sugar out of whatever fruit thing a product has and concentrate it into their products. Orange juice has no added sugar because all the sugar they added came from oranges.
Many other products do that too, mostly candy, with apple and grape juices.
I’ve seen popsicles do it too.
That’s still adding sugar. That shouldn’t be an allowable loophole.
Adding fruit is considered adding sugar? Adding whole grain would also have some amount of sugar, so that would be considered adding sugar too.
Adding fruit for sweetness or flavour should probably be counted as adding sugar.
There’s definitely a line to draw somewhere, but nobody is adding whole grain to make things sweeter. I think.
Fruit is healthy, but full of sugar. Without the fibre from the fruit itself, fruit juice is basically just sugar and some vitamins. Better than HFCS, yes, but still added sugar imo.