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Could soy protein boost frozen dough quality?

Could soy protein boost frozen dough quality?

By Stephen Daniells

Adding soy protein to the formulation recipe for dough may enhance the quality of the product after freezing, suggests new research from Ohio State University.

Ginseng disrupts end quality in bread and cookies

Ginseng doesn’t bake favourably: Study

By Kacey Culliney

Ginseng powder used in bread and cookie formulations adds nutritional punch but significantly reduces end product size and volumes, a study finds.

The goodness of wheat, unlocked...

‘We unlock the power of wheat’: Kampffmeyer

By Kacey Culliney

Kampffmeyer Food Innovation has developed a highly nutritious wheat aleurone that plugs a market demand for healthy, good-tasting baked goods, according to its product manager.

Industry is striving to bake up healthier breads

The healthy bread loaf: Review

By Kacey Culliney

Fibre, prebiotics, quinoa and omega-3 are just some of the ingredients manufacturers are formulating into bread as health commands a hold on the sector.

Markel Ventures acquires Reading Bakery Systems

Markel Ventures acquires Reading Bakery Systems

By Rod Addy

US-based Markel Ventures has acquired Reading Bakery Systems, a designer and manufacturer of industrial baking systems for the production of crackers, pretzels, cookies and other baked snacks.

American Bakers Association: 'FDA regulatory change will allow American bakers to claim their products as 'High', 'Rich In' or 'Excellent' sources of vitamin D'

Regulation change could help turn bread into key source of vitamin D

By Elaine WATSON

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has amended food additive regulations to allow bakers to significantly increase levels of vitamin D in bread and make ‘High’, ‘Rich In’ or ‘Excellent Source Of’ claims if they use a vitamin D2 bakers’ yeast.

Cookies show promise for global growth

Latin America and Asia to dominate global bakery

By Kacey Culliney

As bakery growth flattens in Western economies, Latin America and Asia Pacific are two emerging markets that are set to dominate global bakery growth, an analyst suggests.

Maize-based nut substitute targets allergen-free market

Maize-based nut substitute targets allergen-free market

By Caroline Scott-Thomas

Limagrain Céréales Ingrédients (LCI) has introduced a maize-based nut substitute ingredient to add a nutty taste and texture to food products without introducing nut allergens to food facilities.

Stern-Wywiol Gruppe is showcasing several ingredients for bakery applications

Stern-Wywiol Gruppe targets Asia

By Rod Addy

Stern-Wywiol Gruppe is targeting the Asian market with a range of new applications for flour treatment and fortification as well as other existing ranges.

Snacks and bakery firms are at the forefront of packaging developments globally, says PMMI

Bakery and snacks firms: The packaging innovators

By Kacey Culliney

Investment in packaging developments is especially apparent among bakery and snacks manufacturers and it is a trend predominantly fuelled by retail demands, according to a new report.

Celiac disease may vary by ethnicity, study suggests

Celiac disease may vary by ethnicity, study suggests

By Caroline Scott-Thomas

Prevalence of celiac disease in the United States may vary by ethnicity, with the highest prevalence among non-Hispanic whites, according to a new study published in The American Journal of Gastroenterology.

Wilmar International has not bid for our business, says Goodman Fielder

Buy-out rumours are false says Goodman Fielder

By Kacey Culliney

Australian food firm Goodman Fielder has denied rumours that a full buy-out by Asian palm oil giant Wilmar International is on the cards as it records big losses in 2012

Wheat price hike likely, says analyst

Wheat price hike likely, says analyst

By Oliver Nieburg

Bakery and snack manufacturers can expect a higher wheat price in the coming months as the US drought has hit the maize market putting pressure on wheat supplies amid export concerns in Russia, says an analyst.

CSM battles costs, but H1 profits still down

CSM battles costs, but H1 profits still down

By Rod Addy

CSM clawed back some pre-tax profit losses from higher raw material costs and falling demand in its second financial quarter, but pre-tax profits remain down for the half year (H1).

Bakery faces identity crisis, says analyst

Bakery faces identity crisis, says analyst

By Oliver Nieburg

The global bakery industry is juggling with both indulgence and healthy trends that have now made their way to Asia, according to an analyst.

Focus on cognitive health claims intensifies

Focus on cognitive benefits builds

By Rod Addy

Interest in cognitive benefits and claims is building in the food industry, with continued work to strengthen the science behind them, according to a leading nutritionist.

Salt reduction is complex and increased knowledge is needed, says review

Reducing sodium needs increased knowledge: Review

By Kacey Culliney

A scientific review has suggested that wider knowledge on the role of sodium chloride in baked goods is needed should industry wish to reduce levels successfully with little disruption to quality and taste.

Palm oil-free may be emerging trend

Palm oil-free may be emerging trend

By Rod Addy

A shift towards palm oil-free foods and ingredients could be an emerging trend in Europe, according to market analysts.

Mercedes will supply Bimbo with enviro-friendly Sprinter Vans

Grupo Bimbo claims 30% savings with Mercedes van deal

By Oliver Nieburg

Mexican bakery manufacturer Grupo Bimbo has established an alliance with Mercedes-Benz for eco-friendly vans that it claims will reduce operating costs by 30% compared to its last vehicles.

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