News & Analysis on Food & Beverage Development & Technology
Demand for natural ingredients must be met by ingredients companies looking to make significant gains in the health arena. German Wild group has taken up the challenge announcing this week the launch of a new plant-based colour for the beverage and...
British sugar and sweeteners group Tate & Lyle said this week that first half profits should be in line with expectations, and the second half stronger than in the previous year.
A report commissioned for the UK's Food Standards Agency has provided the clearest evidence yet that there is a link between advertising food products aimed at children and the declining health standards among the younger generation.
Extreme weather conditions have drastically cut sunflower seed production in Italy for 2002/2003, hitting the central region of Umbria hard.
US spice giant McCormick & company posted an improved set of figures for the third quarter boosted by strong sales, acquisitions and better distribution.
Caprabo has become the biggest supermarket operator in the Spanish capital Madrid after the acquisition earlier this week of the Supermercados Alcosto chain.
Although trade talks in Cancun collapsed this month the pressure remains on the European Union to shake up its heavily subsidised sugar regime. At a time when the sugar industry continues to struggle as fears grow over a worldwide surplus, EU farm...
A number of conferences have been organised to help food producers respond to changes in EU law.
A report from Dow Corning claims that billions of euros are lost each year because of unnecessary repair work which has to be carried out on processing equipment that has not been sufficiently lubricated.