Archives for December 4, 2008

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Can't get no satisfaction

The road to a successful satiety food product is paved with EU regulations and complex science

Serial adultery?

By John Dunn

What lessons can we learn from the melamine contamination scandal? John Dunn reports

Retailers jump flavouring gun

Food retailers are pre-empting new EU regulation and telling suppliers to avoid using certain flavouring substances before they have even been vetted...

Solanic to open factory number two

Potato protein maker Solanic is on course to open a second, far larger, manufacturing facility in 2010 next door to a potato starch facility in Ter...

Firmenich signs sucralose enhancer deal

Biotech firm Senomyx has struck a deal with flavours giant Firmenich to develop S2383, a new ingredient that enhances the taste of the high intensity...

Brain food

With a demographic time bomb ticking, nutrition for the ageing brain is a no brainer. But is the science there?

The plot thickens

The prediction is for a relatively low rate of growth in the use of hydrocolloids in the foreseable future, but it should still be ahead of the overall market

Island mentality

Just off the coast of Northern France lie the Channel Islands: Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney, Sark and a few others whose tiny populations apparently...

Out of the fat, into the fire?

Rising production costs are causing manufacturers to tighten their belts while still attempting to offer reduced fat content

Primary function

DSM's Anthony Hehir gives the lowdown on the future for functional ingredients

Jump the Q10

What will it take for the multi-benefit ingredient CoQ10 to gain acceptance in Europe?

Move in for the krill

Krill's numerous health benefits are causing an escalating demand for the marine crustaceans

Save your skin

Known for its ability to improve eye health, lutein is now promising protection for the skin

Naturally beneficial

Sourcing and utilising new natural ingredients is a costly and complex business

Diet is key to reducing Alzheimer's risk

Alzheimer's is not an inevitable part of ageing and the risk of developing it could be significantly lowered through changes to diet and lifestyle,...

Supplementary, my dear Lawson

By Elaine Watson

Will consumers continue to buy dietary supplements in a recession? Jonathan Shorts of Gee Lawson thinks so

Naked bias of green tea action?

White consumers may not benefit as much as their Asian counterparts from green tea in the weight management stakes, according to researchers at...