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GM crop output rises but can it deliver?

The US remains the global leader in the production of genetically modified crops but questions remain over their ability to address promises of enhanced yields and nutrition, according to a new report.

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Cargill launches starch for easier dispersion

Cargill is expanding its starch portfolio with the introduction of a quick-dispersing, cold water swelling starch which it claims can help to improve production time as there is no need for it to be heat activated.

Premium chocolate sales predicted to remain buoyant

The global market for premium chocolate looks set to remain strong despite a worsening economic climate, according to new market research.

Segments driving the health market

The market for healthy and organic products is largely driven by two active consumer groups, according to research which splits shoppers into five categories based on their attitudes and habits.

Prebiotic potential of enzyme-converted durum wheat

Treating insoluble durum wheat fibre with an enzyme could produce a soluble fibre with potential prebiotics activity, according to a new study.

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Researchers develop cheap tortilla fortification from NutraIngredientsUSA

Researchers at Brigham University have completed a project to fortify tortillas with vitamins and minerals, in an effort to help improve the dietary deficiencies of Mexicans.

Harmonization urged to improve food supply chain from FoodProductionDaily

A US conference looked at ways to improve food safety through harmonization of global third party food safety audit criteria.

Fruit and veg may boost bone health: study from NutraIngredients

Increasing the alkali content of the diet by eating food such as fruit and vegetables may reduce calcium excretion and boost bone health, says a new study.

Integrated drying system can boost plant efficiency, claims Kason from FoodProductionDaily

A new drying system integrates a centrifugal screener, a spheroidizer, a circular fluid bed dryer and a circular vibratory screener to provide a cost effective way of converting non-flowing moist solids into uniform, compact, dry, de-dusted, free-flowing granules, claims its US manufacturer.

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02-Dec-2008

Saccharin antidumping order under review

The antidumping duties imposed on saccharin coming into the US...

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