The FDA approved two versions of a new zero-calorie sweetener developed by the Coca-Cola Company and PepsiCo.

Cargill,
which is marketing the sweetener Truvia from Coca-Cola, received
notification from the FDA that it had no objection to the product,
calling it “generally recognized as safe.”

PepsiCo said it also had received a similar letter and the same
“generally recognized as safe” designation for its sweetener, PureVia.

Both products use rebiana, an extract from the stevia plant.

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