News & Analysis on the Dairy Industry & Markets
Lithuanian flour and pasta manufacturer Malsena is aiming to further develop its position as a multi-functional manufacturer with plans to make a huge investment in the production of value-added ingredients for the bakery sector.
Chocolate makers could see savings from new research that sets out to tackle the common problem of fat bloom, an unsightly white powdery film that forms on the outside of chocolate, writes Lindsey Partos.
UK developer and marketer of high-nutrition food and drink products, Nutrinnovator today reported on trading for the last six months and confirmed its future focus on functional food and beverages.
Clarity and convenience are what the dieting British public wants from food companies if a new survey by Mintel is anything to go by, which highlighted "confusion" as the greatest barrier to market growth for low-carb products.
Campina, the international co-operative dairy company, has revealed how it plans to expand sales of its dairy-based beverages arm - with the introduction of a uniform line of bottle packaging.
Damage from Hurricane Ivan that struck the US last week could send prices for peanuts, a common confectionery ingredient, rising as reports suggest that virtually all of the nation's 2004 peanut crop could be at risk.
The industrial gas division of German equipment provider, Linde, has launched Biogon, a range of pure gases and gas mixtures, compatible with increasingly stringent measures being introduced throughout the region.
US packaging firm Pactiv has revised its 2004 earnings per share outlook, another casualty of the dramatic increase in raw material prices this year.
Low-carb diets are still on the fringe of British eating habits, with high drop-out rates and consumer cynicism over health benefits, according to a new report - confirming the UK bakery industry's view that low-carbs pose no immediate threat to sales...
A new campaign to reduce sugar levels in foods and consumer diets in order to tackle the national obesity problem is reportedly being considered by the UK government, to run after the current attack on salt is over, writes Chris Mercer.