Infrared sterilisation provides controlled heat
New carbon infrared emitters released for the European market provide another means of sterilise products through controlled heating.
Archives for July 2, 2006
Mikro-Technik fibres enter N America with SunOpta
Germany's Mikro-Technik is set to expand distribution of its functional wheat and bamboo fibres and powdered cellulose products in the North American market, thanks to an exclusive agreement with SunOpta.
Pomegranate juice could slow prostate cancer growth
Drinking a glass of pomegranate juice every day could slow the growth of prostate cancer, researchers have reported for the first time.
MGPI to start production of new fibre enhancer
MGP Ingredients is set to start full production of its fibre enhancement product FiberRite RW, which has so far been available in limited supply during a period of market testing, said the firm.
Sweetener safety major concern for most Americans, report
Almost two thirds of Americans are concerned about the safety of artificial sweeteners, a factor that could potentially impact the expected continued growth of the sugar-free market, according to a new Mintel report.
Sweet, fat taste preference equal in men and women, suggests study
The preference of fat or sweet foods amongst obese adults is equal, and more related to personality type and eating behaviour than gender, suggests new research from Sweden.
Origo finds cholesterol cutter in dairy
Start-up Origo Biosciences has discovered the presence of an anti-cholesterol immunoglobulin in milk and is investigating its commercialisation as an ingredient for functional foods that may, one day, give plant sterols a run for their money.