Archives for September 14, 2004

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New technology to beat stale food

Hoping to beat the chemical forces that make tortillas brittle, a US chemist is taking a close look at the causes of staling in aging tortillas to ultimately stop all foods from going stale.

Bakery enzyme wins innovation award

Danisco's newcomer to the food enzyme market earns recognition from the industry as the 'most innovative ingredient' at the food ingredients exhibition in Brazil earlier this month.

ADM praised for trans fat oils innovation

Archer Daniels Midland (ADM) has been rewarded for its innovation in the field of edible oils and fats for its development of the NovaLipid line of zero and low trans fat oils.

Liquidation for pectin leader Citrico, except German plant

Continued consolidation in the hydrocolloid industry seems imminent as leading pectin supplier Citrico International goes into liquidation, but the firm's German-based production plant Citrico GmbH is not up for sale, reports Lindsey Partos.

Mangoes gummy texture analysed

The gumminess texture of fresh mangoes could be improved through the presence of an enzyme involved in the breakdown of plant cell walls and in combination with calcium chloride.

Fiber to become leading US diet?

Fiber-enriched products are the next big thing to hit the US health food market after the low-carb fad, according to a survey carried out by the Naples, New York database company Productscan Online.

ADM reaps praise for trans fat oils

Archer Daniels Midland (ADM) has been rewarded for its innovation in the field of edible oils and fats for its development of the NovaLipid line of zero and low trans fat oils.