Archives for April 15, 2008

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Senomyx and Nestle collaborate beyond savory flavors

By  Clarisse Douaud

Senomyx has announced a two-year extension to its collaborative research and license agreement with food and beverage giant Nestle, focusing on developing new flavor ingredients for use in dehydrated, culinary and frozen foods.

US consumer group warns against GM sugar beets

By  Annie Launois

Citizens for Health, a US consumer advocacy group, has launched an online campaign to warn consumers about the dangers of genetically engineered (GE) sugar beets in food products.

Cargill benefits from commodity price surge

By  Clarisse Douaud

Cargill has reported strong growth for its third financial quarter, largely due to increased demand for agricultural commodities in developing countries as well as swelling global energy needs.

Southampton study causing supplements rethink

By  Shane Starling

Food supplements manufacturers may have to reformulate thousands of products aimed at both children and adults if calls for bans on the use of certain artificial colours become reality.

Waste tomato pulp could be cheap thickener for ketchup

By  staff reporter

Tomato pulp powder, a by-product of the tomato processing industry, could be used at low levels as a thickening agent in ketchup, in place of other hydrocolloids, says a study from Iran.

Fonterra develops online trading for dairy commodities

By  Jess Halliday

Fonterra is launching a new online sales channel for its dairy commodities which will allow it to respond more quickly to price changes - and may spur the development of an international dairy futures or derivatives market.