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Corevaporated Cane Syrup

Low concern

Sugar-equivalent sweetener (predominantly sucrose). FDA requires it to be declared as 'sugar' on labels because it is nutritionally equivalent to sucrose.

Found in

37 products

What it is

Cane syrup (likely 'cane syrup' / partially evaporated sugarcane juice); sucrose-based sweetener with trace cane minerals.

Sweetener; humectant.

Why it's flagged

added sugar

What regulators actually say

"FDA's view that the term 'evaporated cane juice' is not the common or usual name of any type of sweetener and is false or misleading."

FDA Guidance — fda.gov

"Diets high in added sugars have been associated with negative health outcomes."

FDA — fda.gov

Regulatory status

United States — FDA

GRAS food; FDA guidance requires 'sugar' declaration

European Union — EFSA

Authorized food

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