Archives for July 4, 2006

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Scientists make nano-organogels for food

By  Stephen Daniells

Fundamental research from the US suggests that an enzyme could convert sugars in the presence of olive oil to form 'nano organogels' - potentially leading to novel delivery systems for food preservatives, flavours, and bioactive functional ingredients.

DSM launches clear juice pectinase product

By  staff reporter

DSM has launched a new clarification pectinase for the apple and pear juice industry, which it claims promises a faster and more complete soluble pectin breakdown.

Acrylamide issue tackled at IFT

By  Anthony Fletcher

Acrylamide can be reduced or removed before cooking - but the issue remains a major challenge, scientists told last week's IFT conference.

IFT addresses food safety concerns

By  Lorraine Heller

Limited recourses when it comes to monitoring food safety could pose a threat to public health, while some consumers also put themselves at risk through the food choices they make, according to scientists who spoke at the IFT in Orlando last week.

USDA Organic seal grows with market, OTA survey

By  Lorraine Heller

As sales of organic goods continue to rise, food and beverage manufacturers are increasingly turning to the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) Organic seal as a mark of approval, according to the nation's Organic Trade Association (OTA).