DSM shuts Chinese citric acid plant
DSM will quit its Wuxi, China-based citric acid plant after being told by the Chinese government its site is required for urban development.
Archives for August 26, 2008
Hain Celestial profits fall despite strong sales
Hain Celestial has seen a drop in annual profits but it remains confident of consumer demand in the natural and organic market as sales crossed the $1bn mark for the first time.
Lines drawn in growth hormone hearts and minds battle
The International Dairy Federation (IDF) says the industry should not rule out using products like recombinant bovine growth hormone (rBGH) to help boost milk supply, but must do more to prove any potential benefits to consumers.
Olive leaf extract shows heart benefits: Frutarom study
Extracts from olive leaves may help reduce cholesterol and blood pressure levels, according to a small human study from Israel-based supplier Frutarom.
Rose extracts may help canned strawberries stay red for longer
An extract from rose petals may promote the retention of pigments in canned strawberries, even after processing, says new research.
Ingredients squeezed out by commodity pressures
Food companies are changing their formulations and switching to cheaper ingredients in an effort to tackle rising commodity costs.
Aquentium deal boosts ozone sanitation technology
An ozone sanitation technology is receiving a boost in the US market, following an agreement signed between manufacturer Aquentium and Advanced Purification Systems International to market the equipment.