Archives for October 22, 2007

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US testing speeds peanut import process

By  Laura Crowley

The import of American peanuts by European countries is now simpler and quicker because the European Commission has approved the pre-export aflatoxin tests carried out by the USA.

Other salts offer low-sodium bread potential

By  Stephen Daniells

The use of potassium, magnesium and calcium salts in place of sodium chloride could lead to breads with 33 per cent less salt than normal, with changes in texture and mouthfeel, according to new research from South Africa.

Superfruit flavours get ever more exotic

By  Jess Halliday

Flavour industry innovators are seeking inspiration from ever more exotic superfruits like lula and camu camu, in a bid to both harness their healthy reputation and present new offerings to counter consumers' organoleptic boredom.

Special edition: Opportunities in food

Freedonia: Stevia's potential in an imperfect sweetener market

By  Mike Richardson, The Freedonia Group

No sweetener currently available on the market has proven to be a fully satisfactory replacement for sugar, but the emergence of stevia could rekindle hope, according to Freedonia. The analyst examines the sweetener market in the second of a series of...