Allulose Syrup
Allulose (d-Psicose) is a naturally occurring rare sugar found in fruits and foods such as raisins, figs, kiwis, and brown sugar. It contains less than 10% of the calories of sucrose and yet imparts the sweetness everyone is looking for. Allulose is recognized by the body as a simple sugar; however, it is not metabolized and has no impact on blood glucose levels.
Backed by compelling human weight management studies, allSWEET® is the premier Non-GMO certified allulose source in the marketplace. Published studies indicate that food and beverages containing allSWEET® may help normalize metabolic status when paired with an overall healthy diet. allSWEET® is also diabetic friendly as it elicits no glycemic response. With additional clinical studies ongoing, allSWEET® Allulose Syrup should be a staple material in every formulator’s arsenal and a leading candidate for use in any food product featuring reduced calories.
Anderson Advanced Ingredients was first to market with allulose in 2014 featuring allSWEET® as the crème de la crème of allulose options in the marketplace. Supported by multiple clinical trials and stored locally at multiple locations around the globe, allSWEET® is your allulose solution.
Key Properties
COMPONENT | PARAMETERS |
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Appearance | Clear to light amber liquid |
Brix | ≥ 70.00 |
Water Activity (aw) | < 0.7500 |
pH | 3.0 – 7.0 |
Allulose | ≥ 95.00% |
Total Carbohydrates* | 99.2 g/100g |
Net Carbohydrates | 0.0 g/100g |
Calories* | 32 kcal/100g |
*Per FDA Draft Guidance for the Declaration of Allulose and Calories from Allulose 17 April 2019
Label Declaration:
- Allulose
Shelf Life:
- Unopened product is stable for 24 months if properly stored
Country Of Origin:
- China












Key Properties
PRODUCT CODE | PRODUCT NAME | PACK SIZE | LEAD TIME |
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AG9957 | allSWEET® Allulose Syrup | 25kg Pails | 2 weeks |
AG9955 | allSWEET® Allulose Syrup | 1300kg Totes | 2 weeks |
Store in a properly sealed container on a pallet in a dry space (RH < 40) at ambient temperatures (< 85°F/ 29°C).