Breaking News on Industrial Baking & Snacks |
19-Aug-2008 - AB Enzymes has adapted the focus of its baking enzymes range to focus on how they provide solutions to the rising raw material costs that dog the baking industry.
19-Aug-2008 - Cargill’s barley beta concentrate has received a heart health claim go-ahead, following the publication last week of a final ruling from the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
14-Aug-2008 - Increased use of enzymes by brewers and demand for baking enzymes in emerging markets have helped Novozymes achieve impressive sales growth in its food division in the first half of 2008.
13-Aug-2008 - Smoothies, desserts, and yoghurts are benefiting from growing consumer awareness of health benefits of raspberries in North America, according to a new consumer survey.
13-Aug-2008 - UK firm Pecan Deluxe has updated its range of fudge and caramel inclusions for use in cakes, cereal and desserts, as part of its recently announced focus on health and indulgence ingredients.
13-Aug-2008 - DSM Food Specialities is aiming to build the presence of its baking enzyme range in the UK and Ireland, as it signs an agreement with distributor S Black that will open doors with more potential customers.
13-Aug-2008 - CSM is counting the returns from its restructuring programme, with an increase in sales for the first half of 2008 and strong performance from its Purac business.
11-Aug-2008 - Fortifying bread with folic acid and low dose vitamin B12 is effective in improving vitamin B blood status in the elderly, according to a new study from Holland.
05-Aug-2008 - Ungerer has developed an innovative range of fruit flavours that uses fruit fibres as carriers in place of maltodextrose or wheatstarch, making a natural ingredient out of a by-product that can also boost food’s fibre content.
04-Aug-2008 - Bakers and snack makers looking to boost the protein profile for their organic food applications could turn to two peanut flours recently launched onto the market by US firm Golden Peanut.
01-Aug-2008 - The key to maintaining a bread crust’s crispiness is in the water content, say scientists whose progress in understanding the process could help prolong the crunch.
29-Jul-2008 - Senomyx is focusing on the development of a sucrose enhancer that could be used in low-calorie products to half the sucrose content without compromising on sweetness.
28-Jul-2008 - Costs to the bakery industry imposed by proposed rules from Brussels on gluten-free foods come into focus with the UK's Food Standards Agency (FSA) calling on views from stakeholders.
23-Jul-2008 - A new study has concluded that partially replacing corn starch in gluten free breads with tapioca and corn resistant starch can raise dietary fibre significantly, but without having a great impact on rheological properties.
22-Jul-2008 - A debate has ignited over the nutritional benefits of organic produce compared to conventional, with recent analysis disputing claims of its nutritional superiority.
21-Jul-2008 - The blue-green pigment from microalgae responsible for the greening of oyster gills may also provide a natural blue-green colouring for food, says new research.
17-Jul-2008 - A product reformulation provides naturally derived icing for use in toppings and eye-catching decoration on baked goods, according to supplier BakeMark.
17-Jul-2008 - Fats and oils supplier ADM Pura steps up solutions for bakers, opening a new R&D test bakery at its production site in Purfleet, Essex to look into reformulation and novel fats.
17-Jul-2008 - The role of yeast in reducing acrylamide in bread, biscuit, and cracker doughs may be underappreciated, suggests a new study from the UK.
16-Jul-2008 - Scientists at EFSA have assessed the safety of aluminium in food and established a Tolerable Weekly Intake (TWI) of one milligram of aluminium per kilogram of body weight.
15-Jul-2008 - DSM hopes to improve its international food enzymes activities through the acquisition of the business and all the assets of Valley Research, an American biotechnology company.
11-Jul-2008 - The potent antioxidant activity of pigments from beet and cactus pears may be the key to their potential, suggests a new review from Brazil.
11-Jul-2008 - Concerns over folic acid promoting embryos in the womb with genotypes that increase the risk of disease in the offspring may be unfounded, according to new research.
08-Jul-2008 - Amid rising prices for egg-based ingredients, Dutch bakery ingredients firm CSM examines opportunities for bakers to cut costs in their formulations.
01-Jul-2008 - Almonds are known for their high vitamin E and mineral content and cholesterol-reducing and diabetes-combating potential but new research indicates they have a prebiotic effect.