Dessert Candy and Candy in Candy can utilise ‘tooth-friendly’ and sugar-free claims, although, “every product needs to be tested via the so called pH-plaque-telemetry before it can carry the well known toothfriendly logo of Toothfriendly International”, said Jens Böhm, Beneo marketing manager.
Belgian supplier Beneo’s dessert thinktank is showing off some product concepts using sugar-free, ‘tooth-friendly’ isomalt and an already launched oligofructose-stevia blends for functional fibre candy.
Dessert Candy and Candy in Candy can utilise ‘tooth-friendly’ and sugar-free claims, although, “every product needs to be tested via the so called pH-plaque-telemetry before it can carry the well known toothfriendly logo of Toothfriendly International”, said Jens Böhm, Beneo marketing manager.
Dessert Candy and Candy in Candy can utilise ‘tooth-friendly’ and sugar-free claims, although, “every product needs to be tested via the so called pH-plaque-telemetry before it can carry the well known toothfriendly logo of Toothfriendly International”, said Jens Böhm, Beneo marketing manager.