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Food Ingredients
Roquette and Bonumose partner to advance low-calorie sweetener
by Matt Blois
July 11, 2024
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 102, Issue 21
The grain processor Roquette and ingredients start-up Bonumose will partner to develop tagatose, a low-calorie sugar found in some fruits and grains. The molecule closely matches the taste of sucrose but causes a smaller spike in blood sugar. The partners will convert glucose from plant-based starch into tagatose using enzymes. In 2021, Bonumose partnered with the contract manufacturer Novasep to make tagatose and allulose, another low-calorie sugar.
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