Ready-to-dose high-intensity and blended solutions for sugar reduction — with the sweetness curve and mouthfeel corrected.
Take the sugar out and you lose sweetness, body, mouthfeel and the way the drink finishes. Swap in a high-intensity sweetener on its own and you get an early, sharp sweetness with a bitter or metallic tail and a drink that feels thin.
Our liquid sweetener systems are blended and balanced before they reach you: sweetener combination chosen for your target reduction, curve corrected so it does not spike and drop, and body restored so the drink still feels like a drink.
No powder handling on the floor, no undissolved fines, no operator-to-operator variation in the batch.
Sweetener combinations chosen so onset, peak and finish track sugar rather than spiking early.
Body agents included where needed, so a reduced-sugar drink does not read as watery.
Specified as millilitres per hectolitre for your batch size, with dosing guidance for your mixer.
Blend and dosage are specified per application — the same sweetener does not suit every base.
Zero and reduced-sugar builds at low pH.
Sugar-free builds where bitterness stacks with caffeine.
Very light sweetening without a lingering tail.
Balancing tannin astringency without added sugar.
Sweetening over actives that already bring bitterness.
Post-mix and fountain applications with dilution factored in.
Dosage stated against your current sugar level, verified in your base rather than calculated.
Blend adjusted and modulators added so the finish stays clean.
Stability confirmed at your pH and through your pasteurisation or hot-fill step.
Declaration wording and permitted-use limits confirmed for your target markets.
We work to sweetness equivalence in your actual base, then adjust on tasting. Calculated equivalence alone rarely tastes right.
It depends on the market, the label you want and the base. Aspartame suits a clean, sugar-like profile, and sucralose or ace-K blends suit low pH and long shelf life.
Yes — and it is better together. Sugar reduction changes how the flavour reads, so the two should be reformulated as one system.
Send us the brief — target profile, declaration, process and volume — and a flavourist will come back with questions or samples.
Flavour development, compounding and filling under one roof. Customer trials and audits welcome — tell us when you are coming and a flavourist will walk the line with you.