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Feeling Great: Why food, beverage and nutrition manufacturers are increasing British investments

William Reed | 29-Jul-2019 | Technical / White Paper

The food, beverage and nutrition industry is a cornerstone of the UK economy. Leveraging the UK’s world-leading assets, the industry has built a supply...

Pectin combined with starch in gummy confectionery - A flexible system for individual textures

H&F – Innovative Solutions for your Product Developments | 22-Apr-2019 | Technical / White Paper

Using a combination of H&F pectin and starch in the production of vegetarian and vegan gum sweets provides a method for creating different textures...

Reduce Sugar. Add Fibre. Use VitaFiber™ IMO

LEHVOSS Nutrition– Gee Lawson | 28-Feb-2019 | Data Sheet

VitaFiber™ IMO is a plant-based food ingredient made from tapioca or pea starches and belongs to the special group of carbohydrates called oligosaccharides....

Chicory root fibre (inulin) in trendy beverages

Cosucra Groupe Warcoing SA | 16-Jan-2019 | Application Note

Whether sour, flavoured, sparkling, organic or plant-based, your drink will be trendy if it contains chicory fibres.

Chicory root fibre for bread improvement

Cosucra Groupe Warcoing SA | 03-Dec-2018 | Technical / White Paper

Fibruline™ Instant chicory root fibres is an excellent source of fibre for white bread production. It can be used with minimal adaptations of the recipe...

Xanthan Gum in gluten-free bread

Jungbunzlauer | 20-Sep-2018 | Technical / White Paper

Nowadays, gluten-free claims are no longer just attracting the attention of people suffering from coeliac disease. A growing number of health-conscious...

Sugar Reduction? The tactics & the techniques to achieve your goal!

Roquette: Improving well-being by offering the best of nature | Recorded the 10-Jul-2018 | Webinar

Reducing added sugar while creating delicious, nutritious products that delight and nourish are key challenges for the food industry. The situation is...

GLOBAL PREFERENCES: TEXTURANTS PLAY A KEY ROLE.

Tate and Lyle | 16-May-2018 | Technical / White Paper

Texture is a matter of taste, and that’s true on a global scale as well. What appeals to consumers in Italy might turn off those in Indonesia. As formulators,...

Exploring Fibre Fermentation Profiles

Tate and Lyle | 27-Apr-2018 | Technical / White Paper

ProDigest developed the Simulator of the Human Intestinal Microbial Ecosystem (SHIME®), which explores the fermentation profiles of fibres and evaluates...

Milking It: Dairy Alternatives Present New Opportunities for Manufacturers

Tate and Lyle | 22-Feb-2018 | Technical / White Paper

As consumer interest in dairy alternatives climbs, so too does production of such products. Launches of dairy-alternative beverages, for example, have...

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Carbohydrates and fibres (sugar, starches)

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Feeling Great: Why food, beverage and nutrition manufacturers are increasing British investments

Pectin combined with starch in gummy confectionery - A flexible system for individual textures

Reduce Sugar. Add Fibre. Use VitaFiber™ IMO

Chicory root fibre (inulin) in trendy beverages

Chicory root fibre for bread improvement

Xanthan Gum in gluten-free bread

Sugar Reduction? The tactics & the techniques to achieve your goal!

GLOBAL PREFERENCES: TEXTURANTS PLAY A KEY ROLE.

Exploring Fibre Fermentation Profiles

Milking It: Dairy Alternatives Present New Opportunities for Manufacturers

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