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BakeryandSnacks has some hot editorial topics lined up for 2014 tracking trends and innovations across the global bakery, snack and cereal sector

BakeryandSnacks: What’s on our 2014 editorial calendar?

By Kacey Culliney

From innovations in gluten-free, fat replacement and fiber, to fast-paced, flexible line and packaging developments, BakeryandSnacks’ 2014 editorial calendar of special editions covers hot button topics impacting the global bakery, snack and cereal sector.

'We're better as a whole than separately,' says co-owner of milling firm within the guild

Guilds could save artisanal bakers

By Kacey Culliney

The head of a start-up milling and bakery guild in Nebraska thinks forming associations with other local enterprises could be a lifeline for business.

The Sira-Cook Supreme pack goes right from the refrigerator to a hot grill or oven.

Sirane fires up grill-ready pouches

By Jenni Spinner

Sirane has launched a cook-in-bag pack that takes meats, veggies and other edibles directly from the fridge to the barbecue.

Improving dough strength, processing stability and shelf life are contributing towards an overall goal to tackle global food shortages, DuPont's bakery team says

DuPont tackles global food shortage on micro level

By Kacey Culliney

DuPont’s bakery team is focused on tackling waste by improving shelf life and processing, as part of a broader vision to manage an imminent global food shortage, it says.

Commodity sourcing and supply chain relationships are a focus for bakers looking to manage costs, says Federation of Bakers and American Bakers Association

SPECIAL EDITION: MINIMIZING COSTS THROUGH INGREDIENTS

Bakers look to commodity supply for cost management

By Kacey Culliney

Rather than innovative formulation changes to manage costs, bakers across the globe are instead going back to basics and cleverly sourcing commodities. 

“There is a general appetite and interest in changing among bakers, but they don’t always move at the speed the government wants,” said Al-Karim Govindji, Carbon Trust

SPECIAL EDITION: ENERGY-SAVING BAKING

Energy efficiency: Cost first, carbon second

By Kacey Culliney

The baking industry is acting on energy efficiency but cost comes first and this can block speedy progress, says the Carbon Trust.

SPECIAL EDITION: ENERGY-SAVING BAKING

Retail wants green baking - and it wants it now, says BEMA

By Kacey Culliney

The pressure from the world of retail for bakers to go green and reduce environmental impact has never been tougher and is a “cultural change” for industry, the president of BEMA says.

Green baking: Zero-energy use the future goal

SPECIAL EDITION: ENERGY-SAVING BAKING

Air Management Technologies: ‘Our goal is to have a zero-energy bakery’

By Kacey Culliney

US-based Air Management Technologies was among the winners for IBIE’s B.E.S.T. in baking awards that acknowledges efforts in sustainability. In this exclusive video, its president says the ultimate goal is to slash energy altogether.

The level of opportunity in the US is huge given the vastness and variety in the bakery sector, Arla Foods Ingredients says

Arla launches whey proteins in US bakery market

By Kacey Culliney

Arla Foods Ingredients is focused more on functionality than ‘all natural’ for the US launch of its whey proteins for bakery, its global sales manager says.

Dough Weeks event as part of WP BAKERYGROUP's attempts to push new online platform

WP Bakery Group: Solving dough problems

By Annie-Rose Harrison-Dunn

Baking industry professionals have an opportunity to solve some pressing dough related issues, such as gluten-free and cleaning efficiency at WP Bakery Group's "Dough Weeks" event.

The BCTGM wants its workers to be employed by the new Hostess Brands owners

Baker’s union wants involvement in Hostess re-launch

By Kacey Culliney

The Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers and Grain Millers International Union (BCTGM) says its members should be a part of the newly launched Hostess Brands business given their expertise.

Lise Madsen, md at Honeyrose Bakery, has had to look to Denmark and France to recruit bakery apprentices

Bakery boss takes on Danish apprentices

By Gary Scattergood

The boss of a British bakery firm is taking on Danish and French apprentices because she claims there is little interest or support from colleges or government to devise schemes for British youngsters.

German bakeries under pressure to join forces - an 'interesting time' says consultant

Market analysis: German bakers pressured into consolidation

When giants take over: Consolidation on the cards for German bakers

By Kacey Culliney

German bakeries are under increasing pressure to consolidate to survive in a saturated and fragmented market where retail and discount bakery is mounting, a business consultant says.

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