Tag: Sugar controversy

According to a 2018 study, consumer perception of 'added sugar' on honey labels is overwhelmingly negative and confusing. The reason for this label is not because sugar was added to the honey, but due to a specific U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) guideline that redefines 'added sugar' for informational purposes.

Did you know that many popular gummy candies are not vegan due to the inclusion of animal-derived gelatin? This often leads to the question, 'Can vegans eat Sour Patch Watermelon?' and surprisingly, the answer is not a simple yes or no for all vegans.

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), malnutrition—in all its forms—is closely linked to major causes of death and disability worldwide. This highlights the importance of nutritional science, yet it is rife with disagreement, begging the question: what is a controversial topic in nutrition?

After its UK launch in 1998, Sunny Delight sales skyrocketed, briefly making it the third best-selling soft drink, only to face a dramatic crash following controversy. This market volatility is a key reason why did Sunny D change, necessitating multiple rebrands and reformulations to survive decades of shifting public perception and health concerns.