What does CRA stand for?

Corn Refiners Association

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Samples in periodicals archive:

You may have caught the TV commercials sponsored by the Corn Refiners Association, an industry group, extolling the virtues of high fructose corn syrup.

What You Need to Know About Food Sweeteners Natural or Artificial ...

Instead, the FDA has sought to offer guidance through less formal means such as by language in the preamble to the nutrient content claims rulemaking and its 2008 letter issued to the Corn Refiners Association.

Third Circuit Ruling Calls Into Question FDA's Position On Whether ...

Audrae Erickson President, Corn Refiners Association Washington, D.

Kernels of truth?

It enlisted seven groups to join in a letter to senators opposing the tax, including the American Advertising Federation, whose members include Coca-Cola and Pepsi-Cola, and the Corn Refiners Association, whose companies make sweet syrups that would be taxed.

THE INFLUENCE GAME: New drink tax widely opposed

The Corn Refiners Association has staunchly disputed claims of the detrimental health effects of HFCS.

Eating Mercury: many products with high fructose corn syrup contain ...

In response to the reports, the Corn Refiners Association said the findings were "based on outdated information of dubious significance," adding that the mercury levels found in the supermarket food products were "far below levels of concern" set by federal agencies.

Findings: everyday food sweetener poses mercury contamination risk

The letter was signed by the president of the Corn Refiners Association and also by a cardiologist/professor with a university affiliation.

Editorial: high-fructose corn syrup propaganda