Cheese

Cheese could be the next health food, industry expert suggests

Cheese could be the next health food, industry expert suggests

By Elizabeth Crawford

The tide may be changing for cheese, as science helps re-position the dairy food as a protein-dense, calcium-rich, healthy snack rather than as a high-fat and -sodium food to be enjoyed in moderation, suggests a market trends expert. 

Kraft Foods files patent to protect spreadable high-protein cream cheese

PATENT WATCH: ILLINOIS GIANT DOUBLES PROTEIN LEVELS IN CREAM CHEESE FORMULATIONS

Kraft Foods files patent to protect spreadable high-protein cream cheese

By Ben BOUCKLEY

Kraft Foods has filed an international patent application covering production methods for high protein spreadable cream cheese compositions that it says overcomes traditional textural or smoothness problems.

“Our comparison between brands and supermarkets within cheese types suggests that brand-led companies are not reducing salt content as much,

Big brands must step up to salt challenge, says CASH

By Nathan Gray

Large brands must step up their commitment to reducing salt, and match the progress being made by own-brand products from supermarkets, says CASH, as a new study shows salt levels in some cheeses are still too high.

Kingdom Organic Cheddar wins Gold

Kingdom Organic Cheddar wins Gold

By Jenny Eagle

Kingdom Organic Cheddar has beaten 4,443 cheeses from 26 countries to win the Gold Awards for Farmhouse/Traditional Mature Cheddar, Export Award, and Cheddar/Cheddar Style at the International Cheese Awards competition in Nantwich, England.

Mixing artisan with convenience: Parmigiano Reggiano cheese bars

Packaged Facts forecasts CAGR of 4%, 2014-2018

Smoky, peppery, gourmet: specialty cheese on the rise

By Rachel Arthur

The popularity of natural and specialty cheese is growing as consumers look beyond traditional varieties for indulgent and healthier products, according to market intelligence firm Packaged Facts. 

Arla: 1m tons of acid whey waste could be cut

Arla: 1m tons of acid whey waste could be cut

By Rachel Arthur

Greek yogurt manufacturers in the US could cut acid whey output by a collective 1m tons a year, by using this by-product to make additional dairy foods, claims Arla Foods Ingredients (AFI). 

Kraft Foods is recalling 1.2m cases of different cottage cheese brands for exceeding safe temperature parameters.

Kraft recalls 1.2m cases of cottage cheese

By Jenni Spinner

Cottage cheese under the Kraft Foods brand umbrella is being voluntarily recalled after ingredients were discovered to be stored outside of safe temperature parameters.

“This project could support the development of a profitable business for camel owners in the arid areas of Africa and Middle East, and it will provide ideas for the development of new products.”

Danes back nutrient-rich African camel milk expansion

By Nicola Cottam

Danish supplier Chr Hansen has launched a forum to disseminate and share information on camel cheese and milk production to generate global support and potential revenue for small-scale camel owners in Northern Africa.

Picture: Finger Lakes Farmstead Cheese Company

Cheese producer responds to FDA consent decree

By Joseph James Whitworth

A New York cheese producer hit with a consent decree of permanent injunction due to Listeria contamination has said it was unclear on what needed to be done to be in compliance.

‘Hey Presto! Better Queso Fresco, with High Pressure Processing

2014 SPECIAL EDITION: DRIVING UP QUALITY, DRIVING DOWN COST

‘Hey Presto! Better Queso Fresco, with High Pressure Processing

By Ben BOUCKLEY

High Pressure Processing (HPP) is a promising technology to extend the shelf life of soft cheese Quesco Fresco and possibly prevent harmful recalls without altering its taste.

US senate cheese EU TTIP Kraft

Senators object to EU claim on cheese names

By Rachel Arthur

US senators have objected to an ‘absurd’ European initiative to protect local cheese names, which would force changes to common names in the States.

Roos Foods has recalled a variety of products

FDA shuts firm at centre of Listeria outbreak

By Joseph James Whitworth

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has suspended the registration of Roos Foods, which is at the centre of a Listeria outbreak linked to the death of one person, after an inspection uncovered unsanitary conditions.