Cargill promotes diversity of organic sweeteners
Ingredients giant Cargill last week gave its organic sweeteners a marketing boost at the nation's largest organics trade show.
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Gene foods could lead to consumers ruling the food industry
The emergence of foods based on nutrigenomics could spark a shift in the landscape of the food industry, says HortResearch's Karl Crawford, and the industry needs to start considering how it is going to cater for consumer demands.
ITC launches investigation into sucralose infringement case
The US International Trade Commission (ITC) is to launch an investigation into certain sucralose products, following a complaint filed by Tate & Lyle alleging infringement of its patented sucralose manufacturing technology.
Euro Freeze prosecuted for selling illegal meat
Euro Freeze (Ireland) has received a £13,000 (€19,000) fine after being prosecuted in a UK court for illegally putting false health certificates on meat products.