Cheese unlocks your wildest dreams, says study
Eating cheese before you go to bed will not give you nightmares but different varieties could help you choose the dreams you do want to have, says a study by the British Cheese Board.
Archives for December 12, 2005
RFID system monitors temperature of refrigerated trucks
A UK company has released a wireless system monitoring system allowing managers to keep track of the temperatures of refrigerated truck trailers while they are parked or being chilled for loading.
New Palsgaard emulsifier promises viscosity and yield
A newly developed citric acid ester of mono- and di-glycerides promises to replace lecithin in chocolate applications where the main functionality is to lower the viscosity and yield value.
Food companies global R&D spending lowest among top sectors
The food industry continues to sit at the bottom of the pile when it comes to investing in research and development, an annual study shows.
Food supplies safe in UK depot fire
As fire from one of the biggest explosions seen in peace-time Europe rages in Britain, food safety authorities seek to reassure consumers about local dairy and food supplies.
Weekly Comment
The shimmer of patent valuation
Complex webs of assumptions are spinning a lie about the real value of today's companies, lulling directors and shareholders alike into a false sense of value creation.
Citrus production falls further in latest USDA forecasts
Citrus fruit production in the US is on a general low, largely as a result of hurricane damage in Florida, according to the US Department of Agriculture's (USDA's) December crop production forecasts.