From the latest market trends and scientific developments to innovative products and awards, there was something for everyone at the 2009 IFT Annual Meeting & Food Expo, held in Anaheim, California. Here are our video highlights of this key event.
This year is the 70th anniversary of IFT – and the 70th anniversary of the publication of Grapes of Wrath, by John Steinbeck. Since then, have poverty and hunger been wiped out in California?
With over 300m obese adults worldwide, it is no wonder that the food industry is keen to offer tasty possibilities to consumers looking to lose weight, and keep it off. The trend is now becoming 'unstoppable', say industry executives.
Land O’Lakes discusses the latest development in process cheese, with 50 per cent lower fat and 35 per cent lower sodium.
At the IFT trade show in Anaheim, California, Caroline Scott-Thomas spoke with culinologist Agnes Jones about Natural Starch’s new range of texture systems - and asked: What is a culinologist?
At the IFT trade show in Anaheim, Jess Halliday followed the Flavor and Color Innovation trend tour, and spoke to some of the companies showing their latest developments at the show.
At the IFT trade show in Anaheim, Caroline Scott-Thomas followed the naturally sourced trend tour, and caught up with some of the companies highlighting natural products at the show.
In our series of video interviews with top executives we delve into some of the key trends driving the food industry today.
CEO of JK Sucralose Alex An tells FoodNavigator-USA.com why his company is so confident in the future market for sucralose that it has invested to expand production capacity to 4000 tonnes by 2020.
Cargill gives an insight into evolution of the starch market, and trends that are driving the development of new technologies.
Naturex talks about the importance of sourcing quality-assured ingredients, and the measures a company should have in place to ensure it meets the highest standards.
Our journalists tapped into the latest innovations, trends and issues vibrating through the food industry at the Food Ingredients Europe (FiE) 2007 trade show in London. Watch our series of high profile face-to-face video interviews.
Food and beverage makers can benefit from the nutritional profile and positive clean label message behind pea protein extracted by a clean water process, claims Roquette.
Starch player Avebe launches novel based potato starch and creaminess enhancer for range of food applications.
Henry Dixon, commercial director at BDB, underlines the challenge of taste, texture and affordability in the formulation of health and wellness products.
CP Kelco reacts to changes in the market with a range of solutions for the solubility and stabilisation for health-orientated functional ingredients.
WILD managing director Hans-Peter Voss explains how decades of experience in natural ingredients enables the firm to create targeted market solutions for beverage makers.
Colloides Naturels International targets natural market demand with a combination of a wheat fibre and an acacia gum fibre that provides non-soluble and soluble fibre for a wide variety of food applications.
A new whipping agent from Cognis targets aerated food products, such as mousses and spreads, as need for high volume foods increases in step with foodservice growth.
Barry Callebaut announces the roll-out of probiotic chocolate to meet consumer demand for health and wellness foods.
Taste is a key challenge for makers of healthier chocolate: Henry Hussell, head of marketing at Cargill Sweetness, takes us through some of their solutions.
New business strategy at Purac pushes preservation, fortification and flavouring.
Taste remains a challenge in health and wellness products. Henk Welten, global strategic categories leader at Cargill Flavour Systems, takes us through some solutions.
Herald Krug, head of ingredient systems at Dohler, delves into health claims, research and the role of superfruits in health and wellness.
DSM announces the roll-out of InsuVital, a new ingredient that actively attacks glucose peaks after meals.
Lipid Nutrition announces new markets for its satiety ingredient PinnoThin.
Texture, taste and nutrition are pivotal to Tate & Lyle's Rebalance and Enrich platforms.
New Beneo group combines Orafti, Palatinit and Remy as it eyes up opportunities in the functional food market.
Tom Knutzen, CEO of major ingredients player Danisco, explains the company's strategy on high value-added ingredients to FoodNavigator editor Jess Halliday.
Terry Thomas, divisional vice president for National Starch, talks the language of texture and how to bring textural meaning to consumer palates.
From the latest market trends and scientific developments to innovative products and awards, there was something for everyone at the 2008 IFT Annual Meeting & Food Expo, held in New Orleans. FoodNavigator and NutraIngredients bring you the video highlights of this key event.
Cardiologist Richard Collins, a special guest of Cognis, explores the ease of formulating tasty and heart-healthy foods.
How IFT members are helping to fight poverty in and around the food expo's host city of New Orleans.
Addressing consumers' nutritional needs is no longer a matter of one-size-fits-all. PL Thomas explains what consumers need and when they need it.
Decadent and healthy may not be words readily associated with each other, but Kerry Ingredients & Flavours showcases how to boost the fibre and protein content of chocolate without affecting texture.
Solae surveys the market for soy-based products and responds to the challenge of making them taste good.
Consultant Dennis Seisun considers consolidation in hydrocolloids, and how supply and price issues are making it a supplier's - not a buyer's market.
As food companies increasing turn to the culinary world for innovative ideas, hydrocolloid company CP Kelco explains how the food industry and chefs complement each other.
The 2008 IFT Food Expo Innovation Awards honour the best of the bunch, with companies able to leverage the prestige to boost their profile.
Land O'Lakes identifies the vital steps to making good cheddar, and the challenges of making functional and better-for-you dairy products.
Tate & Lyle discusses how it presents ingredient concepts to customers around the world, using prototypes that will appeal to different cultural preferences.