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	Webcast How to protect your brands from spoilage and pathogenic organisms naturally? Attend the Nisaplin® Webinar and get the latest update on the applications and unique performance of Danisco's nisin A, the natural solution for efficient food protection... Click Here Access Full Stories Agency sets migration limits on di-isobutylphthalate Di-isobutylphthalate, a packaging chemical with potentially toxic health effects, is showing up at alarmingly high rates in foods such as rice and baking mixtures, according to a report issued today by Germany's... Read Olive, grape extracts keep bugs at bay to keep food on the shelf Natural extracts from olive and grape showed better anti-microbial activity against a bacteria and yeast than three synthetic antioxidants, showing their potential as food preservatives, says a new study... Read Sensor designed to inspect cylindrical containers A new sensor device is designed for the high-speed, non-stop inspection of randomly oriented cylindrical containers, providing an automated way for a company to check if its packaged products meet quality... Read Grain news: crops, labelling and websites The UK wheat crop declined this year; a research organisation calls for minimum whole grain requirements; and Cargill launches a website for the grain industry... Read EFSA colour re-evaluation pending Southampton verdict The adoption of draft opinions on the safety of six food colours is on hold pending EFSA's review of the Southampton study on certain food additives and hyperactivity in children... Read
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	Related Industry News New 500-ml PET weighs in at 8.8g Krones yesterday announced the release of what it is calling the world's lightest of polyethylene terephthalate (PET) container in its class... Read Natural trend raises Frutarom sales while profit tumbles An increased demand for natural ingredients has led to a 23 per cent growth in Frutarom's sales for the third quarter, but profit is down because of rising raw material costs and the impact of acquisitions... Read Nestle invests in research for beverages boost Nestle intends to step up its focus on beverage production with the opening yesterday of its first research and development centre dedicated solely to drink brands destined for the food service industry... Read Cadbury's de-merger will boost profits, analysts say Cadbury's de-merger of its US beverage business should increase margins for the confectionery business by 4.6 percentage points, despite an initial cost of £1bn, estimates Credit Suisse... Read Five years of EFSA EFSA colour re-evaluation pending Southampton verdict The adoption of draft opinions on the safety of six food colours is on hold pending EFSA's review of the Southampton study on certain food additives and hyperactivity in children. Read Previous Headlines Oregano, rosemary extracts promise omega-3 preservation Extracts from oregano and rosemary could extend the shelf-life of omega-3-rich fish oil, suggests new research from the US... Read Sensor designed to inspect cylindrical containers A new sensor device is designed for the high-speed, non-stop inspection of randomly oriented cylindrical containers, providing an automated way for a company to check if its packaged products meet quality... Read Zapped water marketed as alternative to chemical cleaners A new technology on the market electrically activates plain tap water, making it behave like a powerful detergent without any added chemicals, according to its manufacturer... Read GM feed warning could spark additional consumer resistance Nearly all the milk, dairy products and pork in the UK are produced from animals fed on genetically modified (GM) crops, and none are labelled, according to a study by an organic lobby group... Read UK to boost fees for meat inspections Slaughterhouses in the UK could soon face an 8 per cent increase in hygiene inspection charges, under proposals made by the Food Standards Agency (FSA)... Read Technical / White Papers, Case studies, Web casts Meet global food safety standards and increase productivity - Technical / White Paper Are unexpected maintenance issues affecting your food production capabilities? - Technical / White Paper Product Innovation Alerts - Free of Charge Indicate your research interests and receive alerts on relevant products and market innovations Lab Technology Plant Safety & Equipment Testing

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