News & Analysis on Food & Beverage Development & Technology
Developing food and non-food products from under-utilised agricultural materials such as cheese whey is the goal of a new centre opened recently by the Agricultural Research Service (ARS).
Wineries are getting bigger and their businesses are therefore exposed to greater risk. In a bid to help producers achieve greater consistency, Danish ingredients firm Chr Hansen has created blended yeasts, writes Philippa Nuttall.
Orkla Foods Romania (OFR), the local subsidairy of Norwegian food processor Orkla, has acquired one of Romania's biggest meat processing groups in a bid to garner a market-leading position there ahead of the country's expected EU accession in 2007,...
New opportunities have emerged for British wheat growers after an industry association used a new classification system to successfully negotiate the export of UK wheat to Egypt, the world's second largest buyer, reports Chris Mercer.
Costs rises for raw materials and energy push Philadelphia-based FMC BioPolymer to hike up prices for its cellulose gel range.
Greenpeace Russia has published a list of companies it claims are using genetically modified (GM) ingredients in foods produced and sold in Russia, but a lack of funds means that it may not be able to achieve its goal of spreading the word to as many...
Managers at Estonia's Estmilk dairy group have warned that the company is on the verge of collapse after its Russian shareholder, Nutritec, failed to inject funds into the ailing firm.
The Nordic Committee on Food Analysis (NMKL) has identified flame atomic absorption spectrometry after microwave digestion as a viable means of determining sodium content in foodstuffs.
A major repositioning of cheese as a nutraceutical food could significantly boost growth in this traditional category, argues a new report.
As the European dairy market sees some areas close to saturation, investing in innovation will play a key role in facing off the competition and broadening market share, writes Lindsey Partos.
CEE-foodindustry.com was in Prague last week to report from a country with one of the strongest economies of all the new member states - a position it fully intends to exploit in the coming years, writes Anthony Fletcher.