The real thing, Trump says Coca-Cola to use cane sugar
Donald Trump said Coca-Cola agreed to use sugar cane for drinks in the US after his talks with the company.
“I talk to Coca-Cola about the use of real reed sugar in Coke in the United States, and they agreed to do so. He said.
Florida province of the President is the country’s best sugar cane manufacturer.
Coca-Cola spokesman said the Atlanta-based company would soon share details about new offers and appreciate Trump’s enthusiasm for the product.
Coca-Cola, which is produced for the US market, is typically sweetened with corn syrup, while the company uses sugar cane in some other countries.
Make the Trump administration again healthy (MAHA) attempt (MAHA) was named for the social movement compatible with Robert F Kennedy JR, and pushed food companies to change their formulations to remove materials such as artificial paints.
Kennedy also criticized the amount of sugar consumed in the American diet, and said that the updated diet guides published this summer would recommend the Americans to eat “all food”.
A report made by the MAHA commission, a panel gathered by Trump and assigned to identify the main causes of chronic disease, said that significant consumption of high fructose corn syrup may play a role in childhood obesity and other cases.
Medical experts advise you to limit additional sugar in diets, but have not defined significant differences between reed sugar and high fructose corn syrup.
Egyptian producers intensified in the US Middle West have long had a significant impact on MPs in Washington.
“It does not make sense to replace the corn syrup with high fructose corn syrup with reed sugar,” John Bode, President and CEO President and CEO of the Egyptian Refinery Association. He said.
“The replacement of high fructose corn syrup with reed sugar will cost thousands of American food production business, increase farm income and imports of foreign sugar, all without nutrition benefit.”
The White House did not respond immediately to the request for comments.
