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The STN format is default. DT Journal LA English SL English AB Fructose and fructose-rich syrups are currently produced in a number of European countries from starch as isoglucose or directly from chicory roots as inulin syrup. Jerusalem artichoke and cereals of the C3 type have been suggested to be other promising crops for this production. The Jerusalem artichoke is a crop suitable for marginal lands, and, in a certain phase of the growing cycle, fructans accumulate in the aerial part of the plant, thus reducing harvesting cost compared with underground storage organs. This study evaluated the potential of barley, durum wheat, bread wheat, cereals, and Jerusalem artichoke for use as a raw material for the industrial production of fructose in Italy and other European countries.