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LS:N global: A certification system that guarantees a product’s low added sugar content

February 26, 2018 By Vinicius Ferreira

LS:N global: A certification system that guarantees a product’s low added sugar content

Sugarwise is the subject of a news article in LS:N, about how the Sugarwise certification scheme started,  how the certification works, what benefits it gives to customers and where the certification will be going in the future.

You can read the article on LS:N’s website.

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