Today on ConfectioneryNews.com   Cadburys de-merger will boost profits, analysts say Cargill steps up Brazilian chocolate production News briefs: Zetar, Hershey and Wrigley Israel Hungary discusses renouncing half its sugar quota Nestle, Bunge, Danisco join sustainability reporting group

Related Industry News   Commission sets ball rolling for CAP reforms Enzyme-modified canola protein could improve gelling Food laws could unlock Asian market Nano-emulsions boost curcumin as health ingredient

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	Advertisement Related Industry News Commission sets ball rolling for CAP reforms The European Commission yesterday outlined reforms the bloc's Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), proposing further measures aimed at weaning farmers off handouts and boosting commodity supplies... Read Enzyme-modified canola protein could improve gelling Enzymatic modification of protein from canola could enhance the gelling properties of the canola protein isolate, and boost its potential as a food ingredient, suggests a new study from Canada... Read Food laws could unlock Asian market European countries are showing a strong interest in the Asian health and nutrition market, which could be bolstered by the area's proposed harmonisation laws... Read Nano-emulsions boost curcumin as health ingredient The health benefits of curcumin, the natural pigment that gives the spice turmeric its yellow colour, could be enhanced by encapsulation in nano-emulsions, suggests new research... Read Weekly comment Meat, cancer and credibility The big 'Cs' got the meat industry in trouble last week - cancer and credibility. Read Previous Headlines Blommer expands cocoa trading programme US-based Blommer Chocolate this week said it will establish a sustainable cocoa farming programme in the Ivory Coast, after a similar strategy increased crop yields and worker incomes in Indonesia... Read News briefs: VAT row, Cadbury ballot and expensive chocolate Premier Foods is resisting confectionery tax on fruit bars, Cadbury staff vote to reject closure plans, and a New York restaurant charges $25,000 (€17,000m) for the most expensive chocolate dessert in the... Read Barry Callebaut finalises US subsidiary sale Switzerland-based confectionery Barry Callebaut yesterday said it has completed the sale of US subsidiary Brach's, in order to focus on its core chocolate businesses... Read Cadbury reveals demerger proposals Cadbury Schweppes yesterday filed regulatory documents outlining the demerger of its Americas beverage business into a new company, revealing the company's strategy to maintain its position as the world's... Read ADM launches bright and tasty cocoa powders Archer Daniels Midland Company (ADM) has introduced a new line of cocoa powders aimed at improving visual appeal and flavour in dairy and bakery products... Read Product Innovation Alerts - Free of Charge Indicate your research interests and receive alerts on relevant products and market innovations Ingredients and additives Packaging equipment and materials Processing equipment & plant design

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