What country does this xylitol come from?
1878341
This is what my bag says: Packaged in USA. Raw material from China and USA. Every batch tested in USA to ensure the highest quality. Thanks for asking the question... I learned something that I wasn't aware of.
1878342
This particular brand of Xylitol is made in Canada by Xclear, Inc. and is made from fruits and vegetables like plums, strawberries, and corn cobs. I believe that the USA branch in Utah may be Mormon owned and if you knew as much as I do about the Mormon's strict nutritional and diet mandates (though I am not Mormon) you would know that this particular brand is of highest available quality and nutrition, though it may not be made from the hardwood birch tree.
1878343
If you read the first review for this product, you can see that the reviewer called Xlear (she reached a live Xlear customer service rep at (877) 599-5327) and was told that the xylitol in this Xlear product comes from China. If you want xylitol made in the United States, try Health Garden Kosher Birch Xylitol. More expensive, but made from birch trees in the United States instead of Chinese corn.
1235105
Only Emerald Forest Xylitol is made in the US from north american grown hardwood trees.This is the best quality Xylitol unlike other brands derived from corn.This sugar is good for baking with and heathier for you.
1234045
YES! its from USA. its small bars of our Hershey chocolates they are like chunks. a variety pack.
1801667
I don't know, but I have checked this question out and so many many supps are produced outside the U.S. Some in china and a lot in other countries....Pycnogenol was first produced in France over 50 yrs ago and came to the U.S. about 1994, I found it in 1995 and stayed on it for a year and then found grape seed ex so alternate both of them for 19 yrs soon...keeps me very healthy.
920677
From the manufacturers website:"If PÜR GUM Xylitol properties are taken from corn stalk, how do we know if it's genetically modified?PÜR GUM is manufactured in Switzerland, and under Swiss Law, the manufacture GMO products are prohibited. The Xylitol taken from corn fibers used in PÜR GUM are grown in France and Italy which are both under the European Commission, that regulates GMO free products."
492904
I suppose from Spain as the label indicates, but your best bet is to ask the distributor.
703484
I think this product is from USA.But better check it out, contact them!Go to the contact page at hyperbiotics/com.
2229123
South America is where it is from originally. http://globalsteviainstitute.com/learn-about-stevia/where-does-stevia-come-from/
1991164
I don't remember the country of origin. I didn't like it. It doesn't do what it promises. I would not buy it again.
269925
Contains 1 gm of Xylitol and unlike Epic has no Titanium Dioxide which can cause cancer. It is make in Switzerland. Superior to Epic which is made in China. See pur-gum FAQ website.
375490
The nutrition label says "origin Mexico/China".Open this link and click "product label". http://www.frontiercoop.com/products.php?ct=dfmdf&cn=Beet%20Powder
614247
From what I read about the product, the ingredient origins are from South Africa, I don't remember the expiration because I was finished with the product within weeks after purchase.
1063858
According to the Wisdom website, SweetLeaf Stevia® Sweetener is responsibly sourced from indigenous fields in South America and other areas around the globe. Stevia is native to South America. It's highly recommended to use organic stevia to avoid allergy issues, and but I trust both versions of SweetLeaf/Wisdom. Here's a link to get some background on the company http://www.sweetleaf.com/sweetleaf-story
1819785
Wikipedia says "Xylitol is naturally found in low concentrations in the fibers of many fruits and vegetables, and can be extracted from various berries, oats, and mushrooms, as well as fibrous material such as corn husks and sugar cane bagasse,[7][8] and birch." I've been using it for about 6 months and it does not seem to affect my diabetic blood sugar like sugar does, but I believe it tastes the same. It's the only thing I've ever found that has no aftertaste, no side effects and helps me manage my diabetes.
57714
It contains xylitol and sucralose. Xylitol is a "sugar alcohol" common in sugar-free candies and veggies, and is processed from wood or corncobs. Xylitol offers some dental benefits (but it may contribute to diarrhea in people who are prone to it). Sucralose is a very common artificial sweetener (think "Splenda"). Do quick web searches for "xylitol" and "sucralose", as they are both interesting additives. They certainly make the gummies taste good!
701543
Hmmm! Mexico. The first bottle I had (which I am still trying to find was USA and had natural ingredients, whereas this one does not. I was disappointed.
920675
From the manufacturers website: "If PR GUM Xylitol properties are taken from corn stalk, how do we know if it's genetically modified? PR GUM is manufactured in Switzerland, and under Swiss Law, the manufacture GMO products are prohibited. The Xylitol taken from corn fibers used in PR GUM are grown in France and Italy which are both under the European Commission, that regulates GMO free products."