‘Dynamic’ market spurs novel research to boost red wine quality
Spanish researchers have developed a novel process that involves adding dehydrated waste grape skins to red wines before bottling to improve their color, aroma and phenolic content.
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Tate & Lyle: Expect a significant uptick in monk fruit launches in six months
There will be a “significant uptick” in US product launches containing Purefruit in the next six months, while the monk fruit-based sweetener is also moving towards price parity with stevia on a cost-in-use basis for many applications, claims Tate & Lyle.
Game-changing emulsifier can slash beverage process costs, claims Ingredion
A new starch emulsifier developed by Ingredion can deliver four times the emulsifying power of traditional beverage emulsifiers, enabling manufacturers to slash production and distribution costs, claims the ingredients giant.