REMA 1000 Sødestof (Sucralose)

REMA 1000 Sødestof is a private-label sugar alternative based on sucralose, produced for the REMA 1000 supermarket chain. It is designed for use in hot drinks, cooking, and baking as a low-calorie substitute for traditional sugar. As a private-label product, the specific manufacturing site can vary depending on regional sourcing contracts, though it is typically produced across various European facilities to serve its Nordic and Northern European markets.

The brand REMA 1000 originated in Norway in 1979 under the Reitan Group. It has since grown into one of the most prominent discount retail chains in Scandinavia and Denmark. Ownership remains within the Reitan family through their holding company, Reitan Retail, ensuring the brand maintains its Norwegian heritage and decentralized business model across its international locations.