Wild targets demand for 'natural' confectionery
Ingredient innovations are the engine driving further growth in the confectionery market, claims flavour firm Wild.
Archives for May 11, 2006
Gum litter campaign promises success
A widespread educational campaign in the UK designed to reduce gum litter comes on the back of impressive global growth.
FDA blackballs green tea heart health claims
The evidence that green tea could benefit heart health are "supportive" but not "conclusive", said the FDA, leaving the door open to backing such health claims in the future.
EU-US debate self regulation on obesity
An EU-US conference on obesity, being held in Brussels today, will attempt to draw conclusions on whether industry self-regulation can work.
Australia moves to ban confectionery in schools
Australia has joined the global trend towards banning vending machines offering confectionery and soft drinks in schools.
Sticky foods get moving on modular belt
A modular belt is designed to move sticky foods such as pastries, candies, fruits, vegetables and frozen seafood.
Wrigley looks to build on chewing gum growth
Leading confectionery group Wrigley is set to launch new gum and candy products in time for the crucial summer selling season.
Orange juice may protect against osteoporosis
Drinking more orange or grapefruit juice may reduce bone loss and decrease the risk of osteoporosis in later life, suggests an animal study from Texas.