Isolated growth could boost microbial production efficiency, say researchers
A new method that uses emulsion technologies to isolate and grow single microbes could help increase production efficiencies, say researchers
Archives for August 12, 2013
Meat-alternatives move into the mainstream, with 36% shopping the category, says Mintel
While just 7% of Americans identify themselves as vegetarian, more than a third of shoppers (36%) buy meat alternatives, suggesting the category is appealing to a far broader demographic, according to a consumer survey conducted by Mintel.
Campden BRI to solve low-protein wheat woes with gluten-free knowledge
Lower quality low-protein flour could be used by bakers with the use of formulations and processing techniques used in gluten-free baking, says UK-based research association Campden BRI.
What do you get when you guzzle down sweets? 'An indulgent treat clearly marked for sharing', says Nestlé
Nestlé UK defends calories in Wonka Chocolates
Nestlé UK has rejected claims that its freshly launched range of Wonka Chocolates is high in calories and aimed at children.
UK rules aim to stop spread of bovine TB
The UK has clamped down on the “biggest animal disease threat facing the nation” with updated bovine tuberculosis (TB) rules.
Sleep deprivation linked to junk and snack food cravings
A lack of sleep could alter the way our brains work, making us more likely to consume unhealthy snack products than healthier options, say researchers.
Campbell Soup clings to growth engines in proposed European sale
Campbell Soup is in talks to sell its European operations to CVC Capital Partners, but is keeping hold of the largest and fastest growing elements.
E.coli scare sees Russia withdraw US boneless beef
Russian veterinary watchdog Rosselkhoznadzor has withdrawn US boneless beef from retail chains over fears that it could be infected with E.coli.
Whey concentrate prices double in two years
Chinese demand drives whey above €7/kg – but is it over priced?
Soaring whey prices are changing the face of the protein concentrate market, but hefty Asian-driven premiums won’t signal a flood to plant proteins, says an analyst.
Sequencing experts unravel secret of cancer-causing herbal remedy
Researchers have discovered the way in which aristolochic acid causes cancer after a team of experts identified the 'signature' of genetic mutations caused by the once common herbal remedy ingredient.