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The new wave of plastic hoping to wipe out pollution

The new wave of plastic hoping to wipe out pollution

By Oliver Morrison

Rising public awareness of the problem of plastic pollution can help polymers such as polyvinyl alcohol (PVOH) make more headway in the food sector, believes Mark Lapping, CEO of PVOH polymer manufacturer Aquapak.

Brazil's Fazenda Futuro launches plant-based sausages

Brazil's Fazenda Futuro launches plant-based sausages

By Niamh Michail

Brazilian plant-based startup Fazenda Futuro, recently valued at US$100 million, will launch vegan sausages made with a seaweed skin for crispiness next month. “We came to revolutionize this outdated, animal meat market," says its founder.

Asian millennials have evolved and so has snacking

Guest article

Asian millennials have evolved and so has snacking

By Gill Hyslop

Snacking – a familiar term that used to represent the habit of junking between meals – is today part of the millennials lifestyle. Noorul Malik, savvy millennial and marketing & communications executive, APAC, SGK Global, looks at how urbanisation,...

Legume-based snacks: a great alternative to industrial products

Legume-based snacks: a great alternative to industrial products

Paid for by Faravelli Inc, food ingredients distributor - North America

Agriculture began more than 10 000 years ago when gatherers and hunters turned into farmers; since then, legumes have been part of the human diet, traditionally cultivated for for human consumption.

USDA announces ASF control measures

USDA announces ASF control measures

By Aidan Fortune

The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) has unveiled a series of measures to “control and eradicate” African Swine Fever (ASF) if the virus is ever detected in the country.