Report Abuse. I can usually get them for the price of 4 for $1, but they would probably be to small to get the amount of juice you would need. You should just try and get bottled lemon juice, it usually comes in a 16 oz container for about 2 bucks.
Commenting August 1st on the FDAâs proposed changes to the nutrition facts label, NMPF was basically supportive of FDAâs proposal to list added sugars, saying it will clarify the contribution of lactose to dairy products and allow consumers to pinpoint added sweeteners in foods.
This is the same for food additives or foods determined GRAS. The FDA established Acceptable Daily Intake (ADI) levels for the approved high-intensity sweeteners. ADI is the amount of the high-intensity sweetener that is considered safe to consume each day over the course of a person's lifetime.The FDA determined that the estimated daily intake, even for people who really enjoy sugar alternatives, would not exceed the ADI.requent public concern is expressed over many artificial food additives, including sugar substitutes. The FDA regulates food additives like high-intensity sweeteners by first submitting them to a pre-market review, unless it has been has been determined to be Generally Recognized As Safe (GRAS).