Special Edition: Asia
Looking East for salt reduction
Reducing salt is a major mandate for companies all over the world, but some of the latest science on salt replacers is coming from the East.
Special Edition: Asia
Reducing salt is a major mandate for companies all over the world, but some of the latest science on salt replacers is coming from the East.
Membership of the Choices Foundation and use of the front-of-pack label has motivated Dutch food manufacturers to reformulate products and develop new ones with healthier composition, indicates a new study.
Consumption of high levels of processed red meat is associated with higher risks of developing metabolic syndrome, according to new research.
Israeli ingredients firm Galam is increasing prices for its crystalline fructose product on the back of rising raw material and energy costs.
Consumption of prebiotic fibre early in life could offer some protection from obesity later in life, if they results of a rat study hold true for humans.
American Key Food Products (AKFP) has applied for a patent for the production process of its gluten-free cassava flour and has begun initial production at its manufacturing facility in Brazil, the company has said.
Eleven US Senators have signed a letter to FDA Commissioner Margaret Hamburg urging the agency to find another way to assess the safety of genetically engineered (GE) salmon.
Sixty-four percent of American consumers think that high fructose corn syrup (HFCS) is “okay in moderation” but there is still widespread confusion about the ingredient, according to data from Mintel.
Armed with a war chest from the Canadian Foundation for Dietetic Research (CFDR), University of Guelph will seek to understand the factors behind the functional food consumption habits of older adults.