Cost is the key to neotame's success
We reported on Wednesday that sales of the sweetener neotame had increased four-fold during the last 12 months. Philippa Nuttall spoke to NutraSweet's CEO to find out the reasons for this success.
Archives for March 4, 2005
Sweeteners showing double-digit growth on rising consumer appeal
Strong growth and opportunities for sweetener use in food formulations is assured with fresh figures from the UK finding health concerns are driving nearly one in four consumers to use sugar replacers, reports Lindsey Partos.
USDA disappointed with Canadian border ruling
The agriculture secretary expressed his disappointment on Wednesday that a judge has ruled to temporarily block plans to reopen the border to young Canadian cattle.
Eastern Europe to unleash organic farming potential
Europe's blossoming organic food production, already benefiting from the world's biggest organic food research budget, is predicted to grow fastest in the EU's new member states over the next few years, presenting new opportunities for food processors...
Consolidation marks Novozymes with relocation of supply chain activities
Ongoing impact of consolidation in the global food and drink industry is evident in the cost-cutting exercise by Novozymes', the world's number one enzyme supplier, set to relocate all Swiss supply chain operations to Denmark as demand for small...
Lime's success suggests a tangy future
Lime was the new black in 2004, according to data revealed yesterday to FoodNavigatorUSA.com from Productscan Online
Givaudan: stagnant growth at flavours unit
Contributing the biggest revenue stream to Givaudan, the flavours unit posted sales of CHF 1.6 billion (€1 billion) sales in 2004, representing stagnant growth on a like-for-like basis in Swiss francs.
DD Williamson extends caramel colours in China
Looking to boost growth in the sluggish caramel colour market, the world's largest manufacturer, DD Williamson will extend its reach in the burgeoning Chinese market with the extension of its liquid product line for Asia,writes Lindsey Partos.
Advertising authority clamps down on organic 'health' claims
Food makers looking to sell organic products on a 'healthy' agenda may face opposition from the authorities as the UK's Advertising Standards Authority upholds two complaints against the country's organic industry body, Lindsey Partos reports.