Citrus growers could be free of marketing tax
The Florida Citrus Commission has approved a proposal to allow citrus growers to opt out of paying taxes that support its marketing program, according to the Florida Ledger.
Archives for January 21, 2005
Chr Hansen: Asian growth picks up shortfall in US
Growth in Asian and South American markets boost sales for colours firm Chr Hansen, counterbalancing a fall in revenue in North America for the first quarter of the year.
Essential oil opportunities for flavorists
New fundamental research could open up opportunities for flavorists trying to harness plant pathways to produce essential oils used as flavor additives.
High antioxidant: the future of peanuts?
Peanuts are in the news again as being healthy - despite their high-fat levels - as researchers suggest that they may be as rich in antioxidants as many fruits.
Amalgamated Sugar suffers from market uncertainties
Uncertainties in the sugar market have prompted Amalgamated Sugar Company to lay off employees at its processing plant in Nyssa, Oregon.
Independence obtained, says head of EU food agency
On the eve of his move to Parma in Italy, to head up Europe's first food risk agency, Geoffrey Podger affirms the authority has already cleared the first hurdle, independence, reports Lindsey Partos.
Chr Hansen launches culture to improve sour cream texture
Meeting the challenge of organoleptic changes when fat is removed from low fat formulations, Chr Hansen launches a new culture to improve texture in sour cream and buttermilk, writes Lindsey Partos.