Archives for July 31, 2002

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IFF European flavour sales drop

Leading US flavour company International Flavors & Fragrances (IFF) this week reported an increase in sales for the second quarter 2002 with figures exceeding previously announced expectations. In Europe strong fragrances sales were offset against a...

Australian food industry over-serviced

The Australian food industry is over-serviced and the number of customers per food outlet is too low, according to a new report from BIS Shrapnel's, writes IndustrySearch.com.

New health claim for UK food industry

The Joint Health Claims Initiative (JHCI), an independent UK organisation created to assess health claims on food, this week added a new claim to its growing stable of advice for the food industry. Consumers may soon see soya protein claims on the...

Lobster colour change- mystery unravelled

UK researchers announced a first this week when they reported their discovery of how lobsters change colour - the findings could herald in new food colourings, dyestuffs and drug delivery mechanisms.

Food industry body denies it pressurised gov

Claims that the US Food & Drug Administration was unduly influenced by the US food industry when drawing up its guidelines on fish consumption and mercury have been refuted by the National Food Processors Association (NFPA).

Damage limitation from USDA

The US Agriculture Department, trying to repair its image after the second-largest recall in history, is considering new regulations that would require meat companies to implement more food safety safeguards, consumer groups said on Wednesday.