Patchy paper trail at fault in pomegranate case
A pomegranate juice manufacturer that has been ordered by a Californian court to pay $1.5m to market leader Pom Wonderful for making false and misleading claims, has highlighted supply chain issues.
Archives for July 24, 2008
Fructose again linked to fat build-up: study
Fat build-up from fructose consumption may be greater than what occurs when we eat other types of sugars, such as glucose and sucrose, according to a new study.
CLA achieves US approval for use in foods
Lipid Nutrition has confirmed its Clarinol conjugated linolenic acid ingredient has received approval by the US regulator to be used as an ingredient in certain foods and beverages in that country, a move that comes as the firm continues to anticipate...
UK cake-eaters prefer smaller treats
Good things come in small packages. That seems to be the belief of time-pressed consumers in the UK, who are buying more cakes that come in individual packages than five years ago.
Consumers more likely to accept nanoparticles in packaging over food - study
Consumers have fewer concerns over packaging using nanoparticles than food utilizing the same technology, according to new study.
Xylitol bears show dental health potential - study
Gummy bear candies, not traditionally seen as a first line of defence in battling tooth decay, may play some role in providing oral health care to children when containing some sugar alcohols, according to a new clinical trial in the US.