Symrise invests in southeastern European growth
Symrise is expanding the capabilities at its site in Vienna in a bid to gain more traction in the southeastern European market, with a particular focus on fat-based products.
Archives for December 12, 2008
HACCP software enables complete cycle control, says NWA
A new software programme manages the complete Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point (HACCP) operational cycle to provide a powerful food safety and quality control system, claims its US developer.
Cut cocoa-butter for beta-glucan hydrocolloid, suggests study
Beta-glucan-rich hydrocolloids may be able to replace cocoa-butter in chocolate products, according to new research from the US.
Colours pose no health risk to Australians, says FSANZ
A survey into the levels of colourings in food products in Australia showed usage far below the maximum permitted levels (MPL); FSANZ says this shows there is no public health risk associated with their use.
Low-carb diets may reduce cognitive ability: Study
Researchers at Tufts University have reported that low-carbohydrate diets may impair cognitive performance, following a study comparing an Atkins-type diet with a reduced-calorie regime.
GMA food industry predictions for 2009
The Grocery Manufacturers Association (GMA) has highlighted its predictions for 2009, pronouncing it a year when sustainability will become standard.
Opening trade with Cuba a priority for grain industry
Potential changes to US trade policy with Cuba once president-elect Barack Obama takes office would significantly boost grain markets, the USDA has said.
Growth for Chinese food and drink sectors post scandal
China’s food and beverage industries are poised for big growth in domestic and overseas markets, according to a new report from Research and Markets.
Berry extracts may ease age-related mental decline: Study
Old lab rats fed a diet supplemented with a compound from berries and grapes called pterostilbene performed better in mental challenges than their un-supplemented counterparts, says a new study.