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High-pressure flavor encapsulation tipped for tea and baked goods

Scientists could bring more exotic fruits to market

Edible antifreeze to offer ice cream advances

Organic group funds 'seed to shelf' sustainability schemes

Review backs oats' heart health benefits

 
   
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Rice bran to be used for diabetes, arthritis, immunity

Fruit juice and dairy hold beauty promise

PepsiCo goes for Bulgarian nuts

Four-way x-ray designed for packaging

 
 

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High-pressure flavor encapsulation tipped for tea and baked goods
Flavours Inc is exploring uses for its new Spun Matrix microencapsulation technology in teas and baked goods, and expects to launch a next generation liquid version later this year... Read


Scientists could bring more exotic fruits to market
Ingredient innovators looking for inspiration from exotic fruits may be able to cash in on an Agricultural Research Service project which is looking into ways to bring even more tropical fruits to the US... Read


Edible antifreeze to offer ice cream advances
Tasteless and edible antifreeze proteins could prevent the formation of ice crystals in ice cream, and maintain the smooth, silky texture, reports research from the US... Read


Organic group funds 'seed to shelf' sustainability schemes
A leading organic dairy processor in the US has announced a new research initiative for reducing its carbon footprint, as part of a new funding program designed to improve efficiency in sustainable production... Read


Review backs oats' heart health benefits
An up-to-date review of the recent science behind oatmeal supports its cardiovascular benefits, and supports the FDA's decade-old conclusions... Read


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Rice bran to be used for diabetes, arthritis, immunity
NutraCea and HerbalScience Singapore will join forces to create a new company for the development of functional food ingredients derived from stabilized rice bran... Read


Fruit juice and dairy hold beauty promise
Fruit juices and dairy products promise to deliver sales growth for companies looking to exploit the beauty from within trend... Read


PepsiCo goes for Bulgarian nuts
Number one snack company PepsiCo yesterday said it has acquired Bulgarian nuts and seeds firm Penelopa, targeting both the health and wellness trend as well as the promising Eastern European market... Read


Four-way x-ray designed for packaging
A recent development in x-ray detection for packaging leaves no place for contaminants to hide, whether in glass, metal and even stone or bone, according to its manufacturer... Read

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Back to tap: bottled water's enviro-woes

It looks set to be a vintage year ahead for Chateau Eau De Source Public - or as it is more humbly known, tap water - as consumers find themselves encouraged to shun the mineral variety of the product to reduce packaging waste. Read



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Researchers develop high protein wild rice
American scientists have reported the development of a variety of hybrid rice with improved cooking quality and double the protein content of normal rice... Read


Working together will boost soybean future, ASA says
The majority of soybean producers have said collaboration with legislators is underscoring the future of the industry, according to a survey... Read


Enzymotec achieves GRAS for PS in foods
Israeli firm Enzymotec has received GRAS status for its PS cognitive health ingredient, opening up the US functional food and beverage market for the product... Read


Krispy Kreme adopts zero trans fat label
The US branch of Krispy Kreme has finally decided to remove trans fat from its products, following similar moves by the company's divisions in the UK and Australia last year... Read


Science boosts asparaginase efficacy for acrylamide cuts
Using the asparaginase enzyme to treat French fries could reduce the formation of acrylamide by 60 per cent, a joint Chilean-Danish study has reported... Read

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