Consumers eat trans fats despite concerns, says study
American consumers continue to eat certain foods containing trans fats despite being aware of the health dangers associated with these, says a new report.
Archives for May 30, 2006
Quest develops deep freeze flavour technology
Quest has developed a unique freezing technology that it claims captures the essence of true-to-fruit flavours.
Appetising advertising linked to obesity - study
Cambridge scientists have shown that the reward centres of some peoples' brains are more sensitive to appetising food cues, and may help explain compulsive eating disorders.
Monsanto raises outlook on strong corn seed performance
Biotech giant Monsanto has increased its outlook for fiscal 2006 earnings on the back of a strong performance from its corn seed and traits business.
EC president digs heels over agriculture concessions
There is no reason for the EU to put more agricultural concessions on the table at the WTO, according to current EC president Josef Proll.
Vitiva reports strong growth on rosemary extracts
Extracts firm Vitiva has reported strong first quarter results on the back of an aggressive expansion strategy.
Phytosterols market set to continue growth
Sales of phytosterols in Europe are predicted to more than double by 2012, but companies need to turn consumer awareness into understanding and acceptance, says a new report from Frost and Sullivan.
New Splenda product could reinforce brand image
A new version of the popular sweetener product Splenda is to hit the retail market, a move that suggests its marketers are stepping up efforts to cement the brand in consumer consciousness before the inevitable arrival of alternative sucralose products.