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Nutrinova pioneered the manufacturing and commercialization of the sweetener acesulfame K and the preservatives potassium sorbate and sorbic acid while constantly following the highest standards and delivering premium quality products.
Nutrinova is a joint venture of Mitsui & Co. and Celanese Corporation with a 50-year history of production and global distribution of sweetening and preservation solutions.
Isolation of Sorbic Acid from the berries of the mountain ash (Sorbus aucuparia Linné) by A. Hoffman
Sorbic Acid production in a pilot plant
Acesulfame K discovered in Hoechst AG. Production of Sorbates begins in Frankfurt Germany
Expansion of Sorbates plant by 200% to accommodate increasing demand
Acesulfame K first approved for use (UK) following completion of over 90 safety studies carried out over the past decade.
Nutrinova introduces the Multisweetener concept demonstrating how multiple sweeteners can be leveraged to achieve better tasting products with reduced cost and improved stability
First 1,000 tonnes of Sunett® sold.
In the demerger of Hoechst and Celanese, the Nutrinova Food Ingredients business is transferred to Celanese.
Further increases of Sorbate plant. US FDA grants Sunett approval for liquid beverages in the US opening the door for great tasting diet beverages
Sunett® is approved in over 100 countries
Installation of recycling process to avoid waste in Sunett® plant
Nutrinova, a Joint Venture of Mitsui & Co. Ltd. and Celanese Corporation formed.
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