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EDA not supporting UK farmers' 'fair trade' calls

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FSA rubbishes cheese health-warning rumours

Probiotic cheddar to offer blood pressure benefits

Aseptic fillers target improved production speed

 
   
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Snack market set for billion dollar growth

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EDA not supporting UK farmers' 'fair trade' calls
Calls by a UK-based dairy cooperative for the implementation of a "fair trade" style price system for the country's milk farmers to avoid a potential supply crisis, have not been backed by the European Dairy Association... Read


Eastern European dairy outgrowing Western rivals
The Eastern European dairy industry is expected to grow at a faster rate than rival markets in the US and Western Europe over the next few years, on the back of increasing consumer spending and product innovation,... Read


FSA rubbishes cheese health-warning rumours
The UK's Food Standards Agency (FSA) has this morning played down claims that dairy processors could face having to include cigarette-style health warnings on products like cheese and butter... Read


Probiotic cheddar to offer blood pressure benefits
Adding probiotic bacteria to cheddar may lead to the formation of blood pressure lowering proteins, giving the cheese an added health punch, report Australian researchers... Read


Aseptic fillers target improved production speed
Two new aseptic filling machines can reduce the processing time required by dairy manufacturers for using multiple small-volume carton packages, their manufacturer claims... Read


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Snack market set for billion dollar growth
The global snack market will be worth almost $300bn (€197.8bn) by 2010, as manufacturers move towards healthier products as well as developing markets, a new report predicts... Read


Alcohol may raise blood pressure more than thought
Alcohol intake may increase blood pressure to a much greater extent than previously thought, researchers from the University of Bristol report... Read


Polyphenols may be the key to low acrylamide bakery
Manufacturers of bakery products looking to reduce levels of acrylamide can tap into a range of solutions, but polyphenols may be the most promising, suggests a new review... Read


Unilever invests in emulsions R&D
Unilever has invested around €3m in its R&D capabilities for structured emulsions to allow it to tap the healthy foods trend and reduce reliance on commodity ingredients... Read

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The great food price smash-and-grab

While the world's media is bemoaning rising food prices, the French government is sniffing around the food industry for signs of gleeful profiteering. If it is right, the long-term losses of the nouveau cher will be far greater than the handful of centimes gained. Read



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News briefs: Bright Dairy, Winn-Dixie and UK ice cream
This week, Bright Dairy profits from a Chinese yoghurt focus, US retail group Winn-Dixie sell off dairy plants, and impulse buying is found to be the key driver in the UK ice cream market... Read


UK moves for early adoption of new milk protein law
The UK dairy industry says it has adopted new regulations on milk powder formulation ahead of schedule, in order to ensure it is on equal footing with its European rivals... Read


Court says nein to German parmesan claims
Whether you call it parmesan or "Parmigiano Reggiano" the famous hard cheese must now come from a specific area of Italy, the European Court of Justice has ruled this week... Read


Formulation boost for phytosterol in yoghurts
Incorporating heart healthy phytosterols in yoghurt formulations does not negatively impact on the starter cultures, potentially boosting their use in these foods, says new research... Read


Taste is a matter of survival, not just pleasure
A new primer on human taste perception underscores the importance of this primal sense in life experience and gives an insight into the link between the taste of certain nutrients and compounds and our very survival... Read

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