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Siraitia Grosvenorii Fruit Extract

Low concern

Monk fruit extract (mogrosides) is GRAS in the US per multiple FDA-acknowledged GRAS Notices. EFSA has not yet authorized monk fruit as a food additive in the EU but accepts certain extracts as novel-food/flavoring under specific conditions.

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What it is

Extract of monk fruit (Siraitia grosvenorii) containing mogrosides, providing intense, calorie-free sweetness.

Non-nutritive sweetener; sweetness from mogroside V is ~150–250x that of sucrose.

Why it's flagged

What regulators actually say

"GRAS Notice 301 — Luo Han Guo (Siraitia grosvenorii) fruit concentrate (Mogroside V); FDA had no questions regarding the GRAS conclusion."

Regulatory status

United States — FDA

GRAS via FDA GRAS Notices (e.g., GRN 301, GRN 359, GRN 522, GRN 556).

European Union — EFSA

Not approved as food additive; some uses as flavoring.

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