Archives for October 19, 2006

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Dairy research barely alive in the UK, warn scientists

By  Chris Mercer

Dairy research and development in the UK has been systematically destroyed, warn two senior ex-officials, seriously damaging the potential for the country's industry to compete against foreign players.

Hershey enters organic chocolate market

By  Catherine Boal

US confectionery company Hershey has extended its foothold in the premium chocolate sector with the purchase of Dagoba organic chocolate company.

Cognis launches non-hydrogenated fat

By  staff reporter

Cognis has developed an emulsifier system that it claims can help food makers use non-hydrogenated fats in whipping agents.

Fluoride water gets tooth decay claim

By  Chris Mercer

A bottled water containing fluoride in the US can now state it helps to prevent tooth decay, the country's food safety regulator has said, opening up both opportunities and debate.

AHA heart health mark grows on whole grain claims

By  Lorraine Heller

A heart healthy food stamp from the American Heart Association (AHA) is being increasingly relied on by consumers, according to the AHA, which says that growing participation rates are a sign of the success of its heart-check mark.

IFF splits business into flavors, fragrances units

By  Lorraine Heller

International Flavors and Fragrances (IFF) is to separate its business into two different units in a bid to better reflect its flavor and fragrance operations, the company announced yesterday.

Cargill launches trans fat-reduced frying oil

By  Anthony Fletcher

Cargill Refined Oils Europe has launched a new range of frying oils designed to help food makers cut levels of trans fatty acids (TFA) and saturated fatty acids (SFA).