Research takes aim at chocolate challenges in yoghurt
Herza Schokolade has launched a research project to find new ways of producing sterile chocolate pieces for yoghurts.
Archives for July 22, 2010
Environmental and health concerns boost pea protein popularity
Pea protein is gaining in popularity, with new product launches containing the ingredient up 21 per cent in 2009 over the previous year, according to data from Mintel’s Global New Products Database.
Ethics group challenges business and government to make food fairer
The Food Ethics Council (FEC) has published a set of recommendations to improve social justice, after its year-long Food and Fairness Inquiry. The next step involves spreading the word stimulating debate with business and government policy-makers.
EC urges scientists to adopt common approach on bisphenol A
The controversy over the bisphenol A (BPA) could be solved if those on differing sides of the scientific divide would agree harmonised test programmes that could be validated by independent experts, European Commission scientists have said.
FDF: Resolve legal limbo on 'no added salt' claims
A clutch of widely-used nutrition claims from ‘no added salt’ and ‘low-Gi’ to ‘10% less fat’ remain in a state of legal limbo as discussions over whether to allow them under the health claims Regulation drag on.
Monster energy drink launches in Germany
America’s Monster beverage brand is entering the Germany market, distributed by Eppenheim-based Trend Beverages.
Dispatches from IFT
Getting a taste for IFT
Trade shows provide a host of business opportunities - but for the adventurous visitor they are also a place to sample innovative products and recipes. Jess Halliday ate her way through the last afternoon of IFT in Chicago.