Acrylamide formation higher in dry fat-rich foods: Study
Dry food containing low amounts of carbohydrates are at risk of increased acrylamide levels, says a new study sponsored by the European Science Foundation.
Archives for January 28, 2010
Wild sells shares, plans global reach and IPO
Rudolf Wild GmbH has sold some shares to asset manager Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co (KKR) in preparation for an eventual public listing, and plans to form a global flavour business with its US affiliate this year.
Special edition: Salt reduction
Salt action varies across Europe
Salt reduction initiatives are underway in all the EU member states under the EU framework, but public awareness raising and reformulation are patchy.
Danone's nutrient enriched yoghurt boosts satiety, study
Low-fat dairy yoghurt enriched with protein and guar gum fibre can significantly reduce short-term appetite, claims a new study.
FDA urged to explain plan for dual regs on bisphenol A
The US chemical industry said it needs more information on a call by the FDA for plastic manufacturers to submit products containing bisphenol A (BPA) to a different regulatory system.
Study highlights increased sugary drink consumption
A new study measuring changes in beverage consumption trends in the US concludes that public health measures are needed to address increases in sugar-sweetened beverages, alcohol and juices, and patchy switches to reduced fat milk.
Cost saving gum arabic replacer strong on texture, says TIC Gums
A modification to a fast drying shell coating system for sugar and sugar alcohol syrups used in confectionery coating and hard panning boosts the sensory appeal of the final product, saves on processing costs and time and can replace gum arabic, says TIC...
Sugar vs HFCS: What's in a name?
A consumer group has accused the Sugar Association of playing “confusing word games” in pursuit of a narrow commercial agenda.
Americans fall out of love with imported beer
Americans are drinking less imported beer in the recession but Mintel research suggests that blame cannot be leveled at the economy alone.