WTO finds in favour of US in India trade dispute
The United States has won its World Trade Organisation (WTO) case against India, regarding the restriction of various agricultural exports, including poultry.
Archives for October 15, 2014
FAO World Food Day 2014: Family Farming
ABA chief: Farming infrastructure critically important for wheat
Farming infrastructure in the wheat sector is critically important for bakers but there are a number issues threatening it, says the president and CEO of the American Bakers Association.
Insights from SupplySide West
Cargill highlights cavity-fighting effect of Zerose erythritol at SupplySide West trade show
Research by Cargill shows its Zerose brand erythritol does more than just cut calories; it can help prevent cavities, too.
San Francisco study associates sugar-sweetened soda with cell aging
University of California researchers have warned that regular sugar-sweetened soda drinking could increase the risk of disease development and accelerate cellular aging.
Nello's Sauce founder on biodynamics, lavender & punching above your weight: 'One must have a beautiful label or else it's like going to the ball wearing burlap'
Small companies can carve a niche - even in a mature category like pasta sauce - if they have a genuine point of difference, a novel pack size that stands out on shelf (and enables them to meet a price point), and a striking label, says Nello’s Sauce...
Dispatches: AACCI annual meeting 2014
Sprouted grains not just about nutrition and taste, says Ardent Mills
Sprouted grains are known for nutritional punch and bold taste, but the sprouting process can also improve overall baking quality, says Ardent Mills.
Spicy, sophisticated, and growing very, very, fast: Jin+Ja on track to quadruple revenues in 2014
From kombucha to craft beer, US consumers are demanding more sophisticated beverages, and they don’t get much more sophisticated than Jin+Ja, a spicy ginger concoction that looks like it belongs in a swanky cocktail bar, but has also proved it can sell...
Symrise opens $3m vanilla extraction facility in Madagascar
Symrise has opened a new €3m ($3.83m) vanilla extraction facility in Benavony, Madagascar - the latest milestone in its strategy to “establish the entire value chain for vanilla in its source country”.