Archives for January 15, 2008

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Sudzucker struggles with sugar, but special products deliver

By  staff reporter

The Sudzucker group has reported a 18.3 per cent increase in sales for the first nine months of its year thanks to special products and fruit preparations, while sugar was responsible for a big drop in operating profit.

Nestle explores probiotics' impact on metabolism

By  Stephen Daniells

Strains of probiotic bacteria can affect metabolism, says a new study from Nestle and Imperial College London that could help the development of new probiotic products tailored for individuals.

Germany plans allow GMOs in food labelled non-GM

By  Jess Halliday

The German ruling coalition has agreed to allow foods containing certain GM additives or using GM processing aids to still be labelled as non-GM if there is no alternative, in a bid to encourage use of non-GM labels.

Sustainable manufacturers reaping consumer rewards

By  Neil Merrett

US consumers are becoming increasingly concerned over social and environmental implications when choosing packaged food and beverage brands, according to a new report by Information Resources, Inc (IRI).