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freehorse • today at 9:30 AM • 0 replies • view on HN

Where is that the case? In eu at least that is commonly called like "contains naturally occuring sugars" and "no added sugar". "Sugar free" is more specific and should contain <0.5g sugars/100g or ml.

"Sugar free" usually implies that it uses sweeteners instead of sugar.

These are nutrition claims and they are regulated [0]

https://food.ec.europa.eu/food-safety/labelling-and-nutritio...