Nutrition

No Cow launches high-protein cookies that are craveable yet guilt-free

No Cow launches high-protein cookies that are craveable yet guilt-free

By Elizabeth Crawford

The young founder of the No Cow snack company may be a self-proclaimed “fitness enthusiast” but that doesn’t mean he doesn’t crave cookies like many other Americans – which is why he says he is launching a new line of high-protein, better-for-you cookies...

Big meat can capture alt-protein growth

Big meat can capture alt-protein growth

By Oscar Rousseau

Meat processors should latch on to international growth for alternative proteins by buying into lab-grown and plant-based meat, international financial group Rabobank has claimed.

Goodbye NuVal… and good riddance?

Goodbye NuVal… and good riddance?

By Elaine Watson

The NuVal shelf tag program – which assigned products a score of 1-100 based on their nutritional value – has been phased out. Good riddance, or do we need a system that attempts to provides consumers with at-a-glance information that helps them rapidly...

Blood sugar management is a 'golden opportunity' for foods, beverages

Blood sugar management is a 'golden opportunity' for foods, beverages

By Elizabeth Crawford

Foods designed to help manage type 2 diabetes currently often are sequestered in drugstores or low-traffic areas next to pharmacies in grocery stores, but that could change in the next five years as the extent of the disease’s threat becomes better understood...

The dairy sector can take advantage of current diet trends. Pic: ©GettyImages/baibaz

Guest article

Diet trends result in growth for the protein industry

By Katy Crouch, for Linx Printing Technologies

The dairy sector is undergoing some revolutionary changes due to our ever-evolving diets. As the industry responds to consumer trends, as well as government goals, we are seeing new product developments, changing working practices, and growth in protein...

Quorn moves into the refrigerated aisles

Quorn moves into the refrigerated aisles with its fungi-based proteins

By Elaine Watson

Meat-free brand Quorn – which has a big presence in the UK chilled food market, but has historically focused on the frozen segment in the US – has developed a new line of meat- and soy-free refrigerated sausages and chicken strips that will roll out across...

Links have been made between processed meats and cancer

US meat industry debunks cancer link

By Aidan Fortune

The North American Meat Institute (NAMI) has played down a report by the World Cancer Research Fund (WCRF) Continuous Update Project (CUP) that links processed meat and cancer.

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Special Edition: Personalized Nutrition

Habit rolls out nationwide: The timing was right for us, says CSO

By Stephen Daniells

After a successful beta program in the Bay Area, Habit is going nationwide. Josh Anthony, PhD, Habit’s founding Chief Scientific Officer tells us why the timing was right for the personalized nutrition trailblazer.

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Dr William Dietz, director, the Sumner M. Redstone Global Center for Prevention and Wellness, George Washington University

60-second interview: Are kids' diets getting better?

By Elaine Watson

First, some sobering statistics* from the CDC: Almost one in five (17%) of Americans aged 2-19 are dealing with obesity, which affects 8.9% of 2-5-year-olds, 17.5% of 6-11-year-olds and 20.5% of 12-19-year-olds, and continues to disproportionately impact...

Memphis Meats has received significant investment from Cargill

Cargill invests in lab-grown meat outfit

By Oscar Rousseau

Meat giant Cargill has joined business tycoons Bill Gates and Richard Branson by investing millions of dollars in lab-grown meat start-up Memphis Meats. 

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