All news articles for March 2015

India's snack market will hit $4bn by 2018

Dispatches from Anuga FoodTec 2015

Heat and Control awaits go-ahead for India mega plant

By Kacey Culliney

Heat and Control plans to open a large-scale manufacturing facility in India to serve a rapidly growing snacks market and bolster business in the country, its sales head says.

Bar maker-turned co-packer BumbleBar furthers organic mission

Bar maker-turned co-packer BumbleBar furthers organic mission

By Maggie Hennessy

Long before “gluten-free,” “sustainable” and “organic” held the marketing sway they do now, Liz Ward wanted to channel her passion for organic agriculture and social justice into a naturally nutritionally dense food product by creating BumbleBar, an all...

Anuga FoodTec 2015

Were you one of the lucky ones to be captured on the FPD camera

Face in the crowd: Anuga FoodTec 2015

By Jenny Eagle

Resource efficiency and sustainability were the underlying themes at Anuga FoodTec, in Cologne, Germany, this year.

ConAgra Food’s outlines 3 point plan to grow consumer business

ConAgra Foods outlines 3 point plan to grow consumer business

By Elizabeth Crawford

ConAgra Food outlines a three-point plant for growing sales of commercial brands, including Swiss Miss, Pam and Orville Redenbacher's, which continue to struggle despite improved share, profit and volume stabilization.

Sourdough can be used to improve texture in gluten-free bakery and prevent microbe growth in sprouted grain products

Dispatches from Anuga FoodTec 2015

Food technologist: Global interest in sourdough is growing

By Kacey Culliney

Sourdough is becoming increasingly popular in baking because of its versatility and ability to enhance flavor and texture as well as lengthen shelf life, says a food technologist.

Geert Smet, meat industry manager, CSB-System

Dispatches from Anuga FoodTec 2015

Meyn, Ishida and CSB-System to launch iPoultry Plant

By Jenny Eagle

Meyn, Ishida and CSB-System have joined forces to launch a complete poultry processing software system called iPoultry, due for official launch in September 2015.

GMO factor beginning to impact fiber choices, says Beneo

The GMO factor is beginning to impact fiber choices, says Beneo

By Elaine Watson

While multiple factors from price to functionality determine which fiber is best for any given application, chicory root fiber (inulin) is gaining ground with many food formulators owing to its non-GMO credentials and the fact that consumers see it as...

One of last year's WPO winners: Creators of the Powerade bottle claim it is the first one in the world to utilise Nitro Warmfill technology without a petaloid base.

First WPO meeting scheduled for May

By Jenny Eagle

WPO (World Packaging Organization) will have its first meeting of 2015 during IPACK-IMA – Packaging & Processing Exhibition (May 19-21), in Milan, Italy, coinciding with World Expo.

Can oatmeal save the cereal industry from slumping sales?

Fiber… Are you getting enough?

Can oatmeal save the cereal industry from slumping sales?

By Elizabeth Crawford

Manufacturers are rolling out a vast array of new oatmeal products in an effort to meet consumers’ growing demand for healthier fiber- and protein-packed breakfasts and to offset declines in cold cereal sales in the U.S.

CTI Masterbatch.

Clients include Coca-Cola, Fanta and Heineken

CYMK colours ‘pop’ for CTI thermochromic plastic packaging

By Jenny Eagle

Chromatic Technologies (CTI) a manufacturer of thermochromic packaging material, whose clients include Coca-Cola, Fanta and Heineken, has launched all pantone colors for its PowerCapsules plastic technology. 

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