All news articles for September 2016

Brazil's surge in meat exports has helped stablise the country's weakened economy

Brazil pork exports samba forward

By Kakie Roubaud, Rio de Janeiro

It’s carnival time for Brazil’s booming pork exports, with volume sales from January to July increasing by 42.2% compared to the same period in 2015. 

Afineur ‘cultured coffee’ boasts “extremely low bitterness with shining fruity, floral, and chocolaty notes.”

Cultured coffee… the beginning of a new fermented foods revolution?

By Elaine Watson

Some fermented foods (beer and sauerkraut), have been around for years, while others (flavors, sweeteners, ‘animal-free’ dairy proteins) are pretty new. But what if you could use microbes to transform the flavor or nutrition of a host of agricultural...

Tom Hayes of Tyson Foods: 'We're growing sales volume, dollar sales and market share'

Tyson Foods ‘confident’ of market growth

By Oscar Rousseau

Top brass at US meat processor Tyson Foods have told investors at the Barclays Global Consumer Stables Conference the business is braced for a wave of growth in 2017.

News of the alleged wrongdoing caused a 10% drop in JBS shares

JBS ‘aware’ of CEO suspension reports

By Oscar Rousseau

Brazilian meat giant JBS has confirmed it is aware of reports in the media that its CEO Wesley Batista has been ordered to step aside by a federal judge.

MALK organic cold pressed nut milks roll out nationwide at Kroger

MALK organic cold pressed nut milks roll out nationwide at Kroger

By Elaine Watson

Texas-based MALK Organics – which is carving out a niche at the premium end of the burgeoning nut milk category with its cold-pressed, clean-label organic pecan, cashew and almond milks – is rolling out nationwide at Kroger this fall.

Picture: Istock

Trichinosis outbreak linked to raw sausage

By Joseph James Whitworth

The Ministry of Health in Buenos Aires has warned against eating raw sausages and those of homemade origin after an outbreak of trichinosis.

Lohmann brings distribution back in house

Lohmann brings distribution back in house

By Hank Schultz

German ferric ingredients and specialty chemicals supplier Dr Paul Lohmann GmbH KG has announced a new supply arrangement for North America that brings brand representation back in house.

Photo: GODAN

Can harvesting data increase food security?

By Adi Menayang

Through speeches, exhibitions, and a hackathon, the Global Open Data on Agriculture and Nutrition (GODAN) initiative’s summit this month addresses how sharing data can help end hunger.

Photo: 3268zauber/Wikimedia Commons

Duckweed: A promising new source of plant-based protein?

By Adi Menayang

Researchers in Germany and India analyzed the nutritional value of duckweeds for human consumption, and found that “owing to the amino acid composition, the total protein of duckweeds qualifies as a high quality protein source for human nutrition.”

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