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Outdated safety processes contribute to rising public concern

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Gene silencing tool could lead to improved rice varieties

Health concerns driving shift to green food consumption

 
   
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Outdated safety processes contribute to rising public concern
Confidence is waning in the US food imports safety system, which is rooted in century-old legislation developed in response to food crises, according to a new report... Read


Solae to raise the price of soy lecithin
Solae has announced price increases for a broad range of its soy lecithin products from April 1 - just days after warning of the need for ingredients firms to pass on higher input costs... Read


New DSM resveratrol marketed for safety, purity
DSM has launched a new resveratrol product, which it claims plugs a market need for a high potency ingredient supported by an extensive safety package... Read


Gene silencing tool could lead to improved rice varieties
A new gene-silencing tool could be used to develop rice varieties with specific characteristics, including improved nutritional value, according to scientists in Germany... Read


Health concerns driving shift to green food consumption
US consumers are 'going green' in everything from energy to investments amid fears about the impact of climate change - but it is health concerns that drive the shift towards more natural food products, according... Read


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ADM receives Canadian go-ahead for flax lignan
Archer Daniels Midland (ADM) has said that it has received registration for its BeneFlax dietary supplement ingredient from the Canadian regulatory authority... Read


Foster's turns back on 'added energy' drinks
Foster's today announced that it will immediately remove added energy and higher alcohol ready to drink (RTD) brands from its portfolio of goods sold in Australia due to concerns about irresponsible drinking... Read


Study links folate with healthier sperm
A new study has identified a possible link between men's intake of folate and reduced chromosomal abnormalities in sperm - a finding that, if substantiated by more research, may indicate that men should up their... Read


News briefs: Cocoa, Cadbury and Sweet China
In financial news this week, cocoa prices go up yet again, Cadbury reveals more de-merger plans, and Sweet China is allowed to return to the London stock market... Read


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FDA report revealed consumers are not behind clones
An internal report by the US FDA suggested that there was little or no support among Americans for food from cloned animals, a protest group has claimed... Read


Phospha E receives GRAS for use in foods
Australian firm Phosphagenics has said that its patented Phospha E vitamin E ingredient has been self-affirmed as GRAS (generally recognized as safe), which will soon open the door for its use in foods and... Read


DuPont produces versatile new soybean oil
A new soybean oil trait that can deliver improved nutritional benefits and is more versatile than tradition soybean oil products has been created by DuPont's Pioneer Hi-Bred unit... Read


US seminar to focus on packaging legalities
A one day seminar to be held in Chicago will address legal issues for managers in the food and beverage packaging industry, including food safety, sustainability, food contact material developments and nanotechnology... Read


New interest in barley raises technical issues
Barley has great potential to regain its former popularity in food, says a new review, but there are some knowledge gaps about its functional properties for processing and product development... Read

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