South Korea is testing the sweetener allulose, which has the potential to become a rival to shtevia or other sugar substitutes.
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Allulose, a sweetener approved by both US and South Korean regulators, has become increasingly popular in South Korea. However, there are concerns about its long-term health effects and high production costs limit its use as a commercial sweetener.
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