Japanese Notification Eishin No. 47* (May 23, 1996, Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare (MHLW)) “Analytical Methods for Nutritional Components, Following the Introduction of Nutrition Labeling Standards” includes “Appendix: Analytical Methods for Nutritional Components”. Under section 7. Sugars, monosaccharides or disaccharides that are not sugar alcohols are classified as sugars. (2) High-Performance Liquid Chromatography Method is divided into two parts. 1) Monosaccharides, Disaccharides, and Oligosaccharides and 2) Sugar Alcohols. Under 2) Sugar Alcohols, columns packed with silica gel modified with aminopropyl groups (polymer-based amino columns are also acceptable) or columns packed with sulfonated polystyrene gel (Pb type or Ca type) are used. In this application, SUGAR SP0810, a Pb type ligand-exchange column, was used to analyze standards of common sugars and sugar alcohols contained in foods.
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- On April 1, 2015, the Food Labeling Act was enforced, and the Nutrition Labeling Standards were integrated into the Food Labeling Standards.
- On March 30, 2022, the “Appendix: Analytical Methods for Nutritional Components” was revised, and the measurement of sugar alcohols was moved from 7. Sugars to 35. Energy.
*The version at the time of the application acquisition.
Sample: 5 µL
1 % each
- 1.Sucrose
- 2.Glucose
- 3.Xylose
- 4.Galactose
- 5.Fructose
- 6.meso-Erythritol
- 7.Lactitol
- 8.Mannitol
- 9.Xylitol
- 10.Sorbitol

- Column
- :Shodex SUGAR SP0810 (8.0 mm I.D. x 300 mm)
- Eluent
- :H2O
- Flow rate
- :0.6 mL/min
- Detector
- :RI
- Column temp.
- :85 ℃
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Applications
- Analysis of Saccharides in Coconut Water (NH2P-50 4E)
- Elution Volume of Saccharides and Sugar Alcohols (NH2P-50 4E)
- Sugar Alcohols (1) (SC1211)
- Analysis of Sugar Alcohols According to Japanese Food Labeling Standards (Former Nutrition Labeling Standards) (NH2P-50 4E)
- Sugar Alcohols (3)
- Saccharides and Sugar Alcohols (1) (SZ5532)
- Saccharides and Sugar Alcohols (2) (SP0810)
- Analysis of Saccharides and Sugar Alcohols According to Japanese Food Labeling Standards (Former Nutrition Labeling Standards) (2) (SC1011)
- Saccharides and Sugar Alcohols (5) (SZ5532)
- Saccharides and Sugar Alcohols (6) (NH2P-50)
- Saccharides and Amino Acids (1) (SC1011)
- Saccharides and Amino Acids (2) (SC1211)
- Saccharides and Amino Acids (3) (KS-801)
- Saccharides and Amino Sugars (2) (NH2P-50 4E)
- Saccharides and Amino Sugars (3) (SC1011)
- Xilitol in Tablet Candy
- Apple Juice (NH2P-50 4E)
- Apple Juice (SC1011)
- Sake (Japanese Rice Wine)
- Effects of Acetonitrile Concentration in Analysis of Sugar Alcohols (SC1211)
- Amino Sugars (SB-802.5 HQ)
- Soft Drink Containing Erythritol (NH2P-50 4E)
- Palatinit (SP0810, SC1011, SZ5532)
- Analysis of Pinitol (SP0810)
- Analysis of Meglumine (NN-814)
- LC/MS/MS Analysis of Meglumine (VC-50 2D)
- Analysis of Meglumine (YS-50)
- Separation of myo-Inositol and D-chiro-Inositol (SZ5532)
- Separation of Taurine and Inositol (NH2P-50 4E)
- Analysis of Hydrogenated Maltose Starch Syrup According to Japanese Pharmaceutical Excipients (KS-801)
- Analysis of Mannitol According to Pharmacopeia Method (SC1011-7F)
- Analysis of Mannitol Compounded Injection According to USP-NF Method (SP0810)
- Analysis of D-Mannitol and Corn Starch Granules According to Japanese Pharmaceutical Excipients (SC1011-7F)
- Analysis of myo-Inositol According to EP Method (SC1011-7F)
- Analysis of Xylitol According to USP-NF Method (SP0810)
- Analysis of Sorbitol According to USP-NF Method (SP0810 8C)
- Analysis of Maltitol and Maltitol Solution According to USP-NF Method (SP0810 8C)
- Analysis of Erythritol According to USP-NF Method (SH1011)
- Comparison of Sensitivity of NH2P Polymer-based Column and Silica-based Amino Column with ELSD
- Analysis of Erythrose and Erythritol (VG-50 4E)
- Analysis of D-chiro-Inositol (KS-801)
