News & Analysis on Food & Beverage Development & Technology
The number of full-calorie soft drinks sold in schools across America has almost halved, according to a new report that examines the progress made by industry one year after the implementation of the National School Beverage Guidelines.
Innovation in by emulsifier producers is good example of how ingredients producers can revive a mature market by catering to changing conditions and demands, says Frost and Sullivan in a new briefing paper.
It is not so much what is going into products, but the manner in which they are produced that dominated the debate at Wild's industry convention in Heidelberg, Germany.
The addition of select polyphenols to rice bran may inhibit the detrimental effects of rice bran lipase and make the bran an interesting source of edible oil, Indian researchers report.
More Americans are checking product labels in light of recent safety scares resulting from dangerous imports, according to a recent survey.
The US Grocery Manufacturers Association (GMA) today announced an action plan for strengthening food safety, to meet concerns that increased imports from overseas has resulted in a wave of faulty or damaged products.
The Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) says it is on the cusp of delivering on its promise to put sustainable oil on the market, and will be unveiling its certification system at its next meeting in November.
The Environmental Risk Management Authority (ERMA) will face a court hearing in March 2008, after an anti-GM group claimed that it has illegally approved the field testing of genetically modified brassica.