Arpid morgen mit Fundmentalentscheidung
den Bock abgeschossen, wodurch die Endverbraucher schlußendlich aufgeschreckt worden. Wenn sie jetzt auch noch mit Evola dieses verbocken ist Cargill weder haltbar noch tragbar und wird mit Sicherheit mit einem Atemzug mit Monsanto verglichen m.M.n.
http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2015/sep/09/...or-sugar-substitute
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http://www.n-tv.de/der_tag/...nnt-gegen-Monsanto-article15906511.html
Die kritischen Stimmen werden immer lauter - Quo Vadis Stevia ?!
http://www.kritisches-netzwerk.de/aggregator/sources/20?page=1
Dies würde ein starkes Signal auslösen und die Lebenmittel, die unter Gentechnik hergestellt werden sollen ein für allemal endgültig einen Riegel vorschieben!
http://www.n-tv.de/politik/...ht-TTIP-zu-stoppen-article16029806.html
Ursprünglich war es so angedacht:
http://www.spiegel.de/wirtschaft/service/...-in-die-eu-a-1012467.html
Das geplante Freihandelsabkommen (TTIP) höhlt Gentech-Kennzeichnungspflicht in EU aus - denn das war der Plan !
http://www.bund.net/themen_und_projekte/...hutz/ttip_ceta/gentechnik/
Für Interessierte sind noch weitere Informationen hier einholbar:
https://www.google.de/...aWkPgF#newwindow=1&q=ttip+und+gentechnik
Es wäre noch zu erwähnen, daß Firmen wie Monsanto, Evola und seine Partner ihre Ziele nicht mehr auf der GenTechnik-Ebene weiterführen dürften !
Auszug:
''Why should biosynthetically brewed Stevia be better than the grown one?
The Stevia plant makes a lot of sweet molecules. However most of these molecules start to taste bitter when you use a lot of them – that is why the current Stevia-based soft drinks only have about a one-third reduction in the level of sugar or high-fructose corn syrup. Now, the plant also makes some molecules that do not give a bitter taste, but it makes very small amounts of them. Therefore it’s not economic and sustainable to grow the plant to produce these molecules. But creating Stevia by brewing it is a very promising alternative.''
http://www.i-net.ch/blog/evolva/
''Compared to these other stevia sweeteners, EverSweet offers some important formulation advantages, Ohmes said. “Reb M and Reb D and the EverSweet product has a better temporal profile that’s more sugar like than other stevia products—better up-front sweetness, less sweet linger, and virtually no bitterness at all. So you get a much more rounded sweetness.”
What this means is that in a carbonated soft drink, for instance, the company can achieve up to 100%, zero-calorie sweetener substitution with EverSweet, whereas 100% replacement was not possible with the previous technologies. Before, Ohmes said, with “a high-Reb A product, you could probably do a 30% replacement, and it tastes pretty good. ViaTech will easily get you to 70%, and depending on the application might go all the way to 100%. But there might be a gap getting that last little bit, that last 15% or so." But EverSweet can get to the 100% replacement easily, while maintaining a desirable taste profile, he said. Carbonated soft drinks are one of stevia's most desirable markets. Even with its preexisting technologies, Ohmes said, “We couldn’t reach the highest carbonated soft drinks. As you go to higher and higher levels [of stevia], you have the bitterness, the linger, the bad attributes, not as much up front sweetness, and then the overall sweetness was lacking.” Now, with EverSweet, he said, companies may not even need to use—or at least reduce their use of—taste maskers that are otherwise so often required to hide stevia's bitter or licorice notes.
- See more at: http://www.nutritionaloutlook.com/food-beverage/...hash.0udN3uox.dpuf
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