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	Company Profile The Know-how Package for Food Analysis Metrohm's Food Potentiometric Analysis Collection (Food PAC) is a know-how package for the practical analyst in the food industry. The package contains a comprehensive application file and CD-ROM... Click Here Access Full Stories Kit cuts pathogen detection time down to hours Scientists who claim to have developed what they say is the fastest food detector of its kind have received funding to mass produce their discovery... Read Communication is vital in managing food risk, BfR Public perception of food risk is the important factor in determining need for state intervention even if the scientific point of view says the risk is low, according to the BfR, a view that has a strong bearing... Read Process innovation brewing at Brau Beviale This year's Brau Beviale show kicks off in Nuremberg, Germany today, with players throughout all aspects of brewing and beverage manufacturing gathering to unveil and discuss the latest trends and innovations in... Read Extrusion method developed for tasty lentil snacks Researchers from the US Agricultural Research Service (ARS) claim to have stabilised a process of using extrusion technology to make healthy and tasty snacks out of legumes... Read Scientists develop prebiotic, low-fat sausages Inulin, the prebiotic fibre associated with improved gut and bone health, can be used as a fat replacer in sausages to cut energy by over 20 per cent without affecting the flavour profile, suggests new research... Read
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