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Business
Chinese Firm Plans Sucralose Boost
by Michael McCoy
June 8, 2009
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 87, Issue 23
Niutang Chemical plans to expand capacity for the artificial sweetener sucralose to 500 metric tons per year by 2012 at its plant in Changzhou, China. The firm says it recently completed a 40% expansion to 300 metric tons. Tate & Lyle, the original manufacturer of the sweetener, recently lost a patent infringement case against Niutang and other Chinese sucralose makers. Niutang says it is also one of the world's largest manufacturers of aspartame.
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