High Intensity Sweetener definition

High Intensity Sweetener means substitutes or replacements for sugar with few or no calories regardless of their source (chemical, natural, fermentation or any other), but excluding (i) the existing commercial partnerships of Amyris and their related products listed in Schedule 10, in regards to [*] and (ii) [*] in other markets that are not competing with the JV REBM product or its derivatives.
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