Archives for December 15, 2008

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Dark chocolate more filling, say researchers

By Caroline Scott-Thomas

Dark chocolate may be more filling than milk chocolate, according to researchers at the University of Copenhagen’s Department of Human Nutrition.

DSM cuts 1000 jobs in economic rough patch

By staff reporter

DSM is introducing stringent cost-saving measures to withstand the economic slump despite a good performance from nutrition, including slashing 1000 jobs from across its businesses.

Prepare now for new additive and enzyme regulations

By Michael Stones

Companies should check now whether their additives, enzymes and flavourings comply with the EU’s new Food Improvement Agent Package, says Xavier Lavigne, food law manager with nutrition policy consultancy EAS.

Euro ‘cow tax’ talk is all hot air – says EDA

By Neil Merrett

Ongoing talks in the US over a potential tax on methane emissions from dairy cows and other livestock farming is unlikely to be rolled-out globally and would not be welcomed within European dairy, according to one industry expert.

Accountability report puts Cargill under the spotlight

By Sarah Hills

Cargill’s accountability record has come under scrutiny in a new report which assesses the performance of some of the world’s most powerful corporate, intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations.