Tagatose: A Revolutionary Healthy Sugar Alternative
- Evan J. Cholfin
- May 1
- 2 min read
Exploring the Sweet Future of Healthier Eating with Ed Rogers, CEO of Bonumose
By Evan J. Cholfin

Sugar: it's delicious, it's everywhere—and it's causing global health challenges. But what if there was an alternative sweetener that tastes just as good as sugar without its harmful health effects?
In the latest episode of A Healthier, Happier You, I had the pleasure of speaking with Ed Rogers, CEO of Bonumose, a pioneer in developing innovative food solutions. We dove into a fascinating conversation about Tagatose, an exciting sugar alternative poised to change the way we sweeten our lives.
A Sweet Revolution
Tagatose is not your average sugar substitute. Unlike artificial sweeteners or sugar alcohols, Tagatose offers natural sweetness without spiking blood sugar levels or causing tooth decay. Ed Rogers shares his personal experience and why he uses Tagatose every day, highlighting how seamlessly it fits into everyday life—from baking and beverages to gourmet recipes.
Navigating Regulatory Challenges
Despite its clear benefits, Tagatose faces unique hurdles, especially concerning FDA labeling. Ed gives us an insider look into why clear labeling matters—not just for marketing purposes, but for consumer safety, particularly among diabetics.
Strategic Partnerships & Global Impact
How does an innovative sugar alternative find its way onto shelves around the world? Ed discusses Bonumose's strategy for global partnerships, emphasizing the importance of collaboration and education in driving worldwide adoption of healthier sweetening options.
A Taste of the Future
This conversation is not just about sugar; it's about changing global health outcomes through innovation. Ed Rogers offers a clear vision of how Tagatose might become a staple in homes everywhere, addressing some of today's most pressing health concerns.
Ready to discover the sweet potential of Tagatose?
Discover how Tagatose and Bonumose are revolutionizing the way we think about sweetness, nutrition, and healthier living.
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