Future food challenges: Swiss food giants pump €3.5m into homegrown research
Nestlé, Givaudan and Bühler have teamed with Swiss research institutions to address hunger, affordable nutrition and sustainable packaging across the food chain.
Archives for February 4, 2019
Ketchup for kids: Start-up markets tomato ketchup with no added sugar or salt
UK start-up Wonderchup is targeting children and families with its clean label, healthy alternative to classic tomato ketchup. “We’ve had a lot of interest from people with health problems,” co-founder Elise Daly told FoodNavigator.
‘Ushering in a new era of flavour innovation’: McCormick and IBM create AI for product formulation
Flavours supplier McCormick and IT group IBM today (4 February) unveiled their ongoing research collaboration pioneering the use of artificial intelligence (AI) for flavour and food product development. “We are witnessing history,” McCormick chief...
NPD trend tracker: From double origin coffee to vegan gluten-free and better-for-you puds
From 'double origin' artisan coffee, to 'feel good' puds that are vegan, gluten free and nutritionally dense. Here's FoodNavigator's weekly roundup of some of the most interesting product launches hitting the shelves in Europe.
Powder packaging: How to choose machinery to capture a growing, high-value market
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Powder foods and beverages provide significant advantages to manufacturers and consumers. Manufacturers appeal to the experience of JBT to deploy specialized technologies to meet the high safety standards demanded by consumers and regulators.
Editor's spotlight: Startup focus
Startup Spotlight: Entrepreneur swaps management for mindfulness with wellness app
A former managing director turned entrepreneur from Barcelona has swapped management for mindfulness with a health coach app that teaches the importance of nutrition for a healthy body and mind.
Ireland seizes 3.7 tonnes of Romanian meat
Ireland’s Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine has confiscated 3.7 tonnes of various meat products, imported into a Dublin port from Romania.
Russia’s biggest meat producer closes online store
Russian agricultural holding Miratorg has closed its online store, with the company no longer planning to sell meat through the internet platform, Nina Teltsova, official spokesperson of Miratorg told GlobalMeatNews.