US: Tate & Lyle moves to defend sucralose patent
By just-food.com | 10 April 2007
Tate & Lyle has claimed that three Chinese firms have infringed patents protecting methods used in the production of the UK company's artificial sweetener sucralose.
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Tate & Lyle has claimed that three Chinese firms have infringed patents protecting methods used in the production of the UK company's artificial sweetener sucralose.
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