After 144 years of purchasing, processing and distributing agricultural commodities worldwide, Minnetonka-based Cargill is hoping for sweet success with its first consumer product. Truvia, an ...

An advertising push in the UK for stevia sweetener Truvia begins today (5 January) as brand owner Cargill and local partner Associated British Foods looks to break into the country’s sweetener sector.

Truvia has extended its namesake sweetener brand in the US with the launch of a Baking Blend variant. Truvia Baking Blend is a mix of Truvia natural stevia-based sweetener and sugar with 75% less ...

It seemed too good to be true. Stevia, used for centuries by the natives of Paraguay, was 30 times sweeter than sugar. But the plant’s leaves, available as ground-up powder in health-food stores for ...

For coffee and tea drinkers, choosing a sweetener — pink, blue, or yellow packet? — became more complicated with the introduction this month of Truvía, billed as “Nature’s Calorie-Free Sweetener.” ...

Cargill Inc. has had strong success with its sugar substitute Truvia in the United States. Now the company will try its luck in Mexico, where artificial sweeteners have been slow to catch on.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Agribusiness giant Cargill Inc is starting to roll out Truvia, its natural, no-calorie sweetener on Wednesday, and expects the product to be on grocery shelves across the U.S.

Truvia, Cargill's no-cal sweetener made from the stevia plant, recently surpassed Sweet 'N Low to become the #2 sugar substitute in the country, according to AC Nielsen. The two-year-old brand had a ...