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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 Frozen foods industry to focus on risk, sustainability Significant lessons have been learned from recent food scares like foot and mouth this year, but more works needs to be done on communication, says the British Frozen Foods Federation (BFFF)... Read CO2 levels may affect fish supplies The impact of climate change on food supply could be felt even in the depths of the ocean, warns a UK academic who is assessing the impact of rising carbon dioxide on the marine environment... Read Turkey is ripe for supplements, BI Nutraceuticals says BI Nutraceuticals is seeking to tap potential for its ingredients for supplements in a high-potential emerging market by signing a deal which will see its ingredients available in Turkey... Read Frozen culture cuts costs in soft cheese production Danisco's new range adapts frozen cultures for the production of soft cheeses in a bid to increase efficiency in regards to cost and production while achieving creaminess and high calcium content... Read Poultry supply fears after Polish outbreak More than 100,000 birds have been culled in Poland after an outbreak of bird flu was detected on a hen farm... Read
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