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Who makes truvia?
Truvia is made by Cargill, Inc. a private agribusiness company.
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What coin is made out of copper?
The penny is made out of copper.
Is your toilet made of gold?
No, it is not.
What element are diamonds made of?
Diamonds are made of carbon.
Who makes truvia?
Truvia is made by Cargill, Inc. a private agribusiness company.
Who owns truvia?
Truvia is owned by Cargill
Is there a truvia sweetened drink?
Vitaminwater Zero is sweetened with Truvia.
What is truvia stock symbol?
Truvia is a brand of Cargill and not traded publically.
What are some truvia side affects?
Truvia has no known side effects.
Is truvia publicly traded?
No, Truvia is a product of Cargill, Inc. a private company.
Is truvia okay for a diabetic?
Yes, Truvia has no impact on blood sugar levels
How many calories are in a spoonful of truvia?
Truvia is a natural zero-calorie sweetener. So... zero
Who manufactured truvia?
Truvia is a brand of stevia-based sweetener manufactured by the Coca-Cola Company in partnership with the food ingredient company PureCircle. It was introduced to the market in 2008 and is made from the leaves of the stevia plant, providing a zero-calorie alternative to sugar. Truvia has since become popular for its use in various food and beverage products.
What are the compounds used to make truvia sweetner?
Truvia sweetener is made from erythritol, stevia leaf extract, and natural flavors. Erythritol is a sugar alcohol, and stevia leaf extract is derived from the stevia plant, which is much sweeter than sugar.
Has truvia been known to cause migraines?
In none of the clinical studies around Truvia, no difference has been found in side effect reports(including migranes) between users taking Truvia and those taking a placebo.
Dangers in using TRUVIA?
There are no known dangers of using Truvia. It has been approved by both the FDA and many global food safety agencies including the European Food Safety Administration and the French Food Safety Administration. Also, stevia (which Truvia is made of) has been popular in Japan for over 40 years and in South America for over a hundred years with no dangers noted.
