Control of breeding process set its pea protein apart, says World Food Processing
Iowa-based World Food Processing says its “seed-to-solution” approach sets its pea protein apart as the only such protein grown and processed in the US.
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Maternal diet changes new-born heart 'tastebuds': Rat data
Baby rats whose mothers were fed a high-fat diet have larger than normal hearts with fewer taste receptors for bitter flavours, say researchers.
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FDA proposed rule for FSMA to support importers
The FDA has published a proposed rule on user fees for participation in another program that is near final rule stage.
Romer Labs’ kits evaluated to test pathogens and mycotoxins in cannabis
DigiPath Labs is to investigate Romer Labs' rapid diagnostic test kits to screen for foodborne pathogens and quantify mycotoxins in cannabis.
Skipping breakfast may put diabetics at risk of dangerous blood sugar spikes, warn researchers
Diabetics who skip breakfast may be provoking hazardous blood sugar spikes by fasting until lunch, according to new research.
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Power of the dark side: Technavio reveals forecasts and growth drivers for global dark chocolate market
Global dark chocolate sales are expected to rise 9% each year up to 2019 due to increased demand in developing nations and associated health benefits, according to Technavio.
US poultry farmers advised to step up biosecurity
Farmers in the US are being urged to redouble their efforts with basic biosecurity measures to try and stop the spread of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI).
Is one large weekly dose of omega-3 more effective than smaller daily doses?
A big weekly dose of omega-3s may lead to greater omega-3 deposits in body tissues than smaller daily doses, says a new study from Australia.
Supermarkets have an unbelievable opportunity to build on the semi-homemade category, says guru
The growing semi-homemade category offers an ‘unbelievable opportunity’ for retailers, as Millennials want to feel like they’re making dishes themselves.
We haven't hit peak Greek yet, says Dannon as Evolution Fresh yogurts hit grocery stores nationwide
While some commentators believe we have reached ‘peak Greek’ in the yogurt aisle, Dannon remains bullish about the growth potential of Greek yogurt as new Evolution Fresh fruit-on-the-bottom Greek nonfat yogurts with the tagline ‘inspired by Dannon’ roll...
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The FoodNavigator-USA Dairy Innovation Forum is now available on demand!
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'The First Amendment forbids the government from compelling private speakers to express the government’s views:' ABA
Soda industry sues San Francisco over sugary drink warnings
The American Beverage Association (ABA) is suing San Francisco over mandatory warning labels on soda advertisements, saying the rules violate the First Amendment.
LC-MS/MS method supports authenticity, safety and meat quality
SCIEX has said a meat species authentication method developed using its QTRAP 6500 LC-MS/MS system allows greater sensitivity and a lower limit of detection.
Why are companies hiding their sustainable credentials?
A sustainable logo is known to add value to a brand – so why are so many manufacturers not showing their Fairtrade, organic or sustainable credentials?
Olive oil prices up 10% due to drought and disease
The price of olive oil has risen 10% this year as European supplies continue to be affected by the Xylella fastidiosa disease in Italy and a drought in Spain.
Developing markets show more concern for environmentally sound packs than developed ones: Tetra Pak
Consumers demonstrate growing interest in environmentally sound packaging, with shoppers in developing countries wishing to secure a cleaner environment for their children, according to Tetra Pak.
Putin demands unified system of food quality control in Russia
Russian President Vladimir Putin has officially instructed the country’s government to create a unified system of quality control for the food industry, with the main focus on livestock products.
Food industry fail? Elderly nutrition
The food industry is missing a billion euro trick when it comes to ageing population, says Lauren Bandy, senior nutrition analyst at Euromonitor International.
Mead Johnson Nutrition to pay $12m to settle SEC China bribery charges
Mead Johnson Nutrition has agreed to pay $12m (€10.9m) to settle a US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) investigation into the "promotional practices" of its Chinese business.