Acesulfame Potassium is a white, virtually odourless crystalline powder. It is an artificial sweetener that was discovered by Karl Clauss in 1967. It has been used in many foods and drinks in the United States, Europe, and other places. It has no metabolism and no calorific value in the body and is suitable for diabetics. It will not cause tooth decay, with the good product image of low calorie and protecting tooth. It can lower the production costs and ensure or extend the product shelf-life. It is often used in soft drinks, combined with other sugar substitutes to cover up bitter aftertastes.
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Suzhou Hope Technology Co. is a state-of-the-art enterprise operating in the fields of research, trading and production of products for the food additive industry. Their main products are Oxiracetam, Ethyl 4-chloroacetoacetate, Diketene and Acesulfame Potassium. They are the only company in China with Diketene as a leading product and they possess about 10 patents on the ingredient.
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