Industry leaders say the program has been mismanaged.

No more than five percent of consumers say they seek to avoid a specific sweetener.

A bill introduced in the US house of representatives would cut back on corn-based ethanol.

A new report compiles extensive research to make the claim.

Annual ethanol production outstrips demand.

The group says food should fuel bodies not automobile engines.

Prices will either rise or fall significantly next year, depending on supply and drought.

USDA statistics support the claim.

One agricultural economist warns about possible supply shortages.

Sugar cane and sugar beet growers have filed an amended complaint in Federal court charging that corporate members of the Corn Refiners Association (CRA)—makers of high fructose corn syrup (HFCS)—are misleading the public.