From Europe - Daily at 11.00 GMT - Monday 08 September 2008
Industry can help climate by reducing meat in products
As a UN expert urges a reduction in meat consumption to help tackle climate change, food manufacturers can help by using less meat in products and ensuring what meat they do use is reared with higher welfare standards.
Yeast fermentation helps cut acrylamide in bakery: studyFermenting wheat flour with yeast helps reduce the levels of a precursor to acrylamide by almost 90 per cent, suggests a new study from Denmark. |
Weekly commentHurricane wake-up call for business and boy scoutsLouisiana was holding its breath when Hurricane Gustav crossed its path last week. It promised to be the mother of all storms as it roared towards the Gulf Coast but fortunately the region, along with the food industry it supports, was spared. |
EU sugar woes are not yet over at ABFWhile there has been more optimisms hovering over the post-reform EU sugar industry this year, ABF cites the new regime as having an on-going effect on the profits of its sugar division. |
Mars braced for ongoing reformulation battleMars says it will continue to reformulate its products to remove artificial colours, additives and saturated fats where feasible, as it launches a new advertising campaign to play up its ingredient commitments. |
Today's headlines across the Food industry
Processors look set to gain from Bosch acquisitionBosch Packaging Technologies has announced its purchase of German end packaging equipment builder, Paal Verpackungsmaschinen, in a... |
Ice cream dominates dairy innovation driveIce cream is leading growth in the global market for innovative dairy products as consumers increasingly associate... |
Collagen formulas target smoothie marketFrench gelatine and collagen specialist Rousselot has launched a range of hydrolysed collagen ingredients that will... |
Farm-gate cocoa prices in Ghana to riseCocobod, the cocoa regulator for Ghana, has raised the fixed price it pays to farmers, a... |
Previous headlines
Indian firm eyes Europe with new onion pasteA new onion paste has been launched which claims to... |
Chinese aspartame firm makes UK moveSinoSweet is stepping up its activities in the UK this... |
Low GI pasta with banana flour, scientists reportA resistant starch-rich powder from banana powder could boost the... |
News focus: Omega-3Markets: Who is buying omega-3 - and in what formNutraIngredients examines the omega-3 marketplace in the final instalment... |
Sedge extracts may be natural additives for foodExtracts from sedge plants (Carex distachya) are rich in antioxidants... |
Research associations CCFRA and BRI merge to improve efficienciesTwo food and drink research centres, CCFRA and BRI, have... |
Pack and functional innovation to drive candy growthInnovation in the use of functional ingredients and packaging is... |
EC powerless to push Scottish age limit proposalsAs Scotland moves a step nearer to potentially adopting new... |
Create Flavours favours nut-free nut flavoursBudding UK-based flavour house, Create Flavours, has debuted a... |
Stevia is photo-stable in beverages, says Coca-ColaStevia, the natural sweetener causing a whirlwind of interest around... |


