Archives for March 18, 2005

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Convenience and healthy make breakfast a success

The low-carb trend and a general move towards healthy eating, plus the ongoing search for convenience and ease-of-use were the three factors that shaped the US breakfast market in 2004, according to a new report.

Drug-resistant bacteria on poultry differs by brand

The presence of drug-resistant, pathogenic bacteria on uncooked poultry products varies by commercial brand and is likely related to antibiotic use in production, according to researchers at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.

ADM ramps up alternative trans fat line

Reflecting the booming market for trans fatty acid alternatives, speciality oil supplier ADM ramps up production of its zero/low trans-fat oils and margarines, for the second time in a year, Lindsey Partos reports.

Whole grain stamp goes public

The Whole Grains Council yesterday launched its food stamp to the general public at the Natural Foods Expo West show taking place in Anaheim. Cynthia Harriman, head of the council, told Philippa Nuttall how the food industry has reacted to this labeling.

Salt and labelling top consumer food concerns in UK

The publicity craze surrounding nutritional content and labelling has helped these two issues replace BSE as the biggest food concerns among an increasingly sceptical British public - warning the food industry to stay on its toes, reports Chris Mercer.