Sucralose sweetener may modify sugar metabolism: Study
Dietary intake of the non-nutritive sweetener sucralose might alter the way your body processes and reacts to normal dietary sugars, according to new research.
Archives for May 30, 2013
FAO: ‘Promising’ cassava flour can drastically cut costs for bakers
Flour made from cassava can be up to half the price of regular wheat flour, holding great promise for bakers amid commodity volatility, says the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).
GMO wheat contamination raises fears of export disruptions
USDA regulators have confirmed that unauthorized GM wheat has been found growing in a field in Oregon, raising concerns that wheat exports could be negatively affected.
‘Illicit drugs’ and sodas cause similar dental damage: Study
Consuming ‘illicit drugs’ such as crack cocaine and methamphetamines gives rise to similar kinds of dental damage than that caused by heavy soda consumption, a new US Academy of General Dentistry (AGD) study claims.
Japan blocks wheat imports after illegal GMO crop scare in US
The Japanese government has placed a temporary ban on Western White wheat imports after unauthorized genetically modified wheat was found growing in the US.
Huber to launch new 'super carriers' to satisfy demand for convenience
Huber Engineered Materials is launching two “super carrier” silicon dioxides for liquids, while delivering superior anti-caking and free-flow properties for the most challenging powdered food and industrial applications, the company has announced.