Palatinit anticipates EU market entry for slow-release carbohydrate
German firm Palatinit has applied for regulatory approval to launch its slow energy release carbohydrate, isomaltulose, on the European market, writes Lindsey Partos.
Archives for January 17, 2005
Barry Callebaut sees sales slide in Q1
Barry Callebaut, the world's top supplier of industrial chocolate to the confectionery industry, has reported a 6 per cent fall in first quarter sales revenues to CHF1.15bn ($0.97bn) as squeezed margins bite into the bottom line.
Milk labeling divides dairy industry
A campaign launched this month by the Center for Global Food Issues (CGFI) warning consumers against claims made on milk cartons has received short shrift from the organic industry, reports Philippa Nuttall.
Tomatoes: quality and supply up, prices down
Florida's tomato growers are still feeling the effects of the four hurricanes that swept through the state last year, said the Florida Tomato Committee today, urging food manufacturers to realize that supplies of the fruit are now plentiful.
Seafood producer goes trans fat free
Leading frozen seafood brand Gorton's announced last week that it had removed trans fats from all its product lines.
Loders Croklaan highlights Malaysian connection
Dutch producer of oils and fats Loders Croklaan has changed its company logo in an effort to underline the connection with its Malaysian parent company IOI Group and emphasize their joint palm oil strategy.