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There is an image on the left with a black background and tubes filled with clear liquids or white solids that are shooting upwards and exploding into what appears to be streams of corn kernels.

[transcription]

Q: Who Turns More Corn

Into Sweetener Than

Anyone Else In The U.S.A.?

A:Staley!

This year Staley will produce over 3 billion pounds of sweetener, and next year we’ll increase that to nearly 4 billion. But there's more to this than just a set of impressive numbers.

We believe that being the leading supplier of sweeteners to the food industry carries a certain responsibility. . . a dedication to providing more and better sweeteners in the coming years, and we intend to live up to that commitment.

From D.E.'s of 19 to 99; from barely sweet to very sweet; from Baumes high-to-low; wet or dry, Staley offers them all. Whatever your needs,

we'd like to discuss them and help you select the sweetener or sweetener blend that's best for you.

The next time someone tells you about their experience in sweeteners, ask chem if they're from Staley.

A.E. STALEY MFG. CO.

Industrial Products Group

2200 E. Eldorado Street

Decatur, Illinois 62525

217/423.4411

[additional notes]

This advertisement highlights Stayley’s variety of sweeteners and also how much sweetener they produce, showing how big of a role they play in the sweetener market. The image visually represents different types of sweeteners, all made from corn.