Archives for May 26, 2009

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Prebiotics to prosper in Europe: researchers

By Shane Starling

Many consumers remain confused about just what prebiotics are and what they do, but they are responding to the general gut health messaging surrounding various prebiotic forms, and seeking prebiotic products, according to Frost and Sullivan.

FDA failed over salmonella outbreak, says new chief

By Rory Harrington

The recent outbreak of salmonella in the United States caused by contaminated peanut butter represented a “failure” by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the agency’s new commissioner said this week as she took up her post.

Maxx launches bitter-free green tea for bakery

By Stephen Daniells

Upstate New York-based Maxx Performance has introduced an encapsulated green tea extract allowing addition to bakery and other dried goods without compromising flavor.

Danisco looks to microbiology future with new research hub

By Jess Halliday

Food safety and health and wellness concerns mean microbiology is playing an ever increasing role in the food industry says Danisco Cultures’ innovation chief, as the company opens a new BioScience Development Center in France.