News & Analysis on Food & Beverage Development & Technology
Food companies face a growing chance of litigation from employees over concerns about the industry's use of diacetyl and butter flavorings, which have been linked to lung disease in workers.
A mixture of harmless bacteria helps food companies eliminate almost all of the common pathogens found in ground beef and other meat products, according to scientists.
Chinese dairies need to invest more in R&D to capitalise on future growth in added value products like milk drinks, cheese and yoghurts, advises a new report from consultants McKinsey.
A spiral freezer, a flattening machine, paddle mixers and a breading machine are the latest releases from Alco-Food-Machines in Germany.
It is unrealistic to expect the European Union to make more big concessions at the upcoming World Trade Organisation talks, argues the European Dairy Association against critics of Europe's stance.
The president of the European Natural Soy Association (ENSA) explains why soy food is stuck in a legislative vacuum, and why this must change.
Firmenich is unveiling the first innovation to come out of its newly formed nutrition and health unit - Duralife Omega 3, which uses microencapsulation technology to overcome stability issues of working with the healthful ingredient.
The UK food and drink industry has welcomed the publication of Defra's Food Industry Sustainability Strategy (FISS), which sets out proposals on how the food industry can tackle some serious challenges ahead.
Cargill is looking forward to exhibiting a range of new health-focused ingredients at next month's Vitafoods exhibition following its successful acquisition of Degussa Food Ingredients.
China's Mengniu dairy says it has been named the sole dairy supplier to Hong Kong Disneyland, as well as the American entertainment park's hotels.
Philippines-based Universal Robina will spend P5.6 billion (€87m) this year to expand its branded foods range and increase its presence in other Asian markets, URC president Lance Gokongwei told reporters last week.