News & Analysis on Food & Beverage Development & Technology
Severe shortages of passion fruit supplies from Ecuador threaten to disrupt food and drink firms, as Britvic says it will pull its J2O Orange and Passionfruit drink from shop shelves in Britain this summer.
The health-enhancing properties of hemp have come under the spotlight this month with the launch of a drink containing hemp-blossom syrup (Cannabis sativa) in the UK, which is also being tested by multiple sclerosis sufferers for its potential to...
WTO director general Pascal Lamy has told delegates that a deal on global agricultural trade must be achieved soon.
Adding fiber to beverages, dairy products and soups is a major focus for ingredients giant National Starch, which is featuring a water soluble fiber product at the ongoing IFT food expo in Orlando.
The top dairy firms have become even larger due to continued acquisition, according to the latest report from Leatherhead International (LFI).
Sticking to a low-carbohydrate diet with some limits of calories has long-term benefits on body weight and blood sugar levels, says a new study from Sweden, but a leading diabetes charity advises against following such a diet.
ADM is targetting the burgeoning healthy snacks market, launching a wheat protein isolate that mimics the properties of sugar as a binder in reduced sugar applications.
Scientists at Iowa State have developed soybean oil rich in oleic acid and low in linolenic acid, and are now seeking food companies to test if the oil can be used in applications previously beyond the scope of conventional soybean oils.
UK ingredients firm Tate & Lyle is using the IFT convention in Orlando as a platform to introduce two new sweetener solutions on the US market, designed to be convenient delivery systems for the firm's proprietary sucralose product.