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> It appears to depend upon the manufacturer.  Research some years ago at Tucson found that some brands of HFCS were not as good for feed as others.

I know. But solely based on how these products are made and what is in them, hard to see how anyone would opt for HFCS over cane sugar, even based on cost cutting. Especially when there has been so much emphasis on nutrition and bees. Quality costs more, always has.

PLB

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