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FTC files brief justifying restriction of POM's First Amendment rights

FTC files brief justifying restriction of POM's First Amendment rights

By Hank Schultz

The Federal Trade Commission has filed a long awaited brief in POM Wonderful’s appeal of a false advertising case against the company.  As expected, FTC contends that POM’s ads were deceptive, and the company lacked sufficient clinical data to back up...

“One thing we were conscious of from the start was not growing too quickly, which does happen with chef-driven brands,

Special edition: gluten-free

Cup4Cup on growing 'appropriately' in the exploding gluten-free products market

By Maggie Hennessy

Two years after famed restaurateur Thomas Keller and his R&D chef Lena Kwak launched Cup4Cup (C4C), a multipurpose gluten-free flour blend targeting celiac and gluten-intolerant consumers, the brand is eyeing “controlled” growth into mainstream channels...

What’s at the heart of the matter for the confectionery industry this Valentine’s? Greencolander -Flickr

Seasonal focus: 2014’s candy love-in

Money buys love in segmented US Valentine’s market

By Oliver Nieburg

US Valentine’s candy consumers are expected to spend more than last year, but many will seek products on offer, while the rich will buy richer with more premium offerings.

Canada first to approve flax cholesterol claim

Canada first to approve flax cholesterol claim

By Maggie Hennessy

The Flax Council of Canada has received approval for a health claim linking ground whole flaxseed to lower cholesterol from Health Canada’s Food Directorate, paving the way for more development and potential demand for food and beverage products incorporating...

Nutritional Lipids and Oils online event: TODAY

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Nutritional Lipids and Oils online event: TODAY

By Nathan Gray

Our exclusive online event, offering the latest market information and scientific insights in for the nutritional lipids and oils market takes place today. But it's not too late to register.

Four crickets provide as much calcium as a glass of milk and dung beetles contain more iron than beef, says the project's leader. Photo credit: Just Walk Away Renee

Are 3D printed insect snacks the taste of the future?

By Annie-Rose Harrison-Dunn

Hurdles in food safety, taste and consumer acceptance await on the London South Bank University’s quest to join two big food innovations: 3D printing and insect-based ingredients.

Four gluten-free myths debunked

Special edition: Gluten-free

Four gluten-free myths debunked

By Maggie Hennessy

Few topics can spark a more spirited debate these days than gluten, and yet, as the Whole Grains Council/Oldways points out, misconceptions abound when it comes to gluten—especially within the larger scope of whole grains. 

Farm bill signed into law

Farm bill signed into law

By Maggie Hennessy

President Obama has signed the Agricultural Act of 2014 into law, ending a multi-year battle over the contentious piece of legislation.

Study urges more exploration of fermented foods’ yet untold benefits

Study urges more exploration of fermented foods’ yet untold benefits

By Maggie Hennessy

The microbiological activity of fermented foods could bridge the gap between two separate areas of research: one linking fermented food to mental health benefits and the other examining traditional dietary patterns, according to a review published in the...

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