Archives for June 4, 2006

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FDA report makes room for healthy away-from-home foods

By  Clarisse Douaud

A new US Food & Drug Administration report could spell market opportunities for healthy ingredients as it aims to heighten awareness of the nutritious potential for foods eaten or prepared away from the home.

USDA could pour funds into organic research

By  staff reporter

The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) could more than double funding for its organic research program next year, a move that highlights the growing importance of the organic industry.

Frito-Lay changes labels to avoid olestra lawsuit

By  Lorraine Heller

In a move to avoid a lawsuit, Frito Lay said it will change the labeling on its 'Light' range of potato chips in order to make it clearer that they contain the controversial fat substitute olestra.

New DSM pectinase claims higher berry juice yields

By  staff reporter

DSM Food Specialties has launched a new pectinase for red berry processing, which it claims will help manufacturers achieve higher juice yields and stable colour when processing acid red berries.

Kraft customers to invent new products

By  Anita Awbi

US food firm Kraft has launched a customer-led research and development programme, in a bid to re-engage with consumers and tap growing health and wellness trends.