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Can King Corn win the HFCS 'natural' battle?

FDA staffer comment does not a policy make, says corn lobby

UNITED STATES While proclaiming to a media outlet in April that high-fructose corn syrup (HFCS) does not qualify as 'natural,' the FDA made clear that it has no intention of issuing an of- ficial definition of the potent yet nebulous term anytime soon.

The corn lobby immediately refuted the comment, stating it "actually reflects only the personal view of that one employee" and "the official FDA position on products made with HFCS is unchanged."

In January, an FDA spokesperson said the agency is in no hurry to roll out an official definition, à la organic, despite petitions by Sara Lee Corp and the Sugar Association.

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