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Access Full Stories Tate & Lyle is to convert its entire retail sugar range to fairtrade in the largest fair-trade switch ever made by a UK company... Read Indian chocolate demand fuels domestic cocoa increases In response to rising demand in the chocolate industry and reduce dependency on imports, Indian cocoa producers have said they will increase domestic cocoa production by 60 per cent in the next four years... Read Row over 'deceptive' fruit flavours A debate on flavourings has erupted over a report from a consumer pressure group that claims fruit flavourings mislead consumers into believing they contain actual fruit extract... Read Rash regulations threaten competitiveness, say executives Collaboration between industry and government is crucial to the competitiveness of the food industry, according to the research published by UK Food and Drink Federation (FDF)... Read Ricola pushes into UK functional market Riding the wave of the functional trend, herbal sweet firm Ricola is hoping this year to boost its share in the UK market to become the number one healthy confectionery company in the country... Read |
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Related Industry News Less concern over salt, fat and food safety, says UK survey The latest consumer survey conducted by the UK's Food Standards Agency points to a drop in concern about salt and fat levels in foods, which the agency says reinforces the need for awareness-raising initiatives... Read Unwanted coffee beans offer natural preservatives Low-grade coffee beans - known to adversely affect the quality of the beverage - may offer extracts with antioxidant potential to extend the shelf-life of food products, suggests new research from India... Read MEP animal welfare group against animal cloning A group of MEPs has called on the European Commission to prohibit cloning of animals for food... Read Science will help support green tea market, report finds The market for green tea extracts is expected to grow by more than 13 per cent for the next seven years and emerging markets in eastern Europe will open new opportunities, a report has said... Read
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