Today on FoodQualityNews.com   Nanostructures tested as beta-carotene carriers in beverages States ask EFSA for more guidance on GM assessment Omega-3 formulation issues need fast resolution: study Polyphenol-rich fruit protect against Alzheimer's: study Demand soars for supplement rulebook

Related Industry News   Member states agree on minimum vitamin and mineral levels Pepsi Bottling Group captures full year sales growth Rising costs threaten Kellogg margins Labelling proposal could harm single market, warns industry

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	Training Course Info Predicting and Controlling Shelf-Life of Foods A course designed especially for those concerned with the determination of the safe and stable shelf-life of foods and beverages. Examine how to extend the shelf-life of such products and the methods involved in doing so... Click Here Access Full Stories Nanostructures tested as beta-carotene carriers in beverages Beta-carotene, used in foods and beverages as colourants and health ingredient, can be stabilised by novel nano-scale carriers, suggests innovative research from Germany... Read States ask EFSA for more guidance on GM assessment The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) is working with member states to update risk assessment guidance for genetically modified organisms (GMOs) to bring it in line with scientific progress and provide more... Read Omega-3 formulation issues need fast resolution: study The increasing formulation and fortification of foods with different types of omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFAs) could be further enhanced by better understanding of how to protect them from oxidation,... Read Polyphenol-rich fruit protect against Alzheimer's: study A diet rich in polyphenol-rich fruit like apples, oranges and bananas may protect against oxidative stress linked to loss of cognitive function and Alzheimer's, suggests a new study... Read Demand soars for supplement rulebook A European wide set of guidelines to help companies comply with EU laws on producing and selling supplements has gained "global demand", the publishers have said... Read
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	Related Industry News Member states agree on minimum vitamin and mineral levels A working party drawing up levels for supplements and fortified foods have reached a "general agreement" that the lowest levels should be 15 per cent of the recommended daily allowance (RDA) - but questions... Read Pepsi Bottling Group captures full year sales growth Full year sales were up seven per cent for the Pepsi Bottling Group (PBG) to $13.5bn, with the company expecting further growth ahead in 2008... Read Rising costs threaten Kellogg margins A double digit rise in advertising spend, as well as high energy and commodity costs, has led to declining margins for Kellogg's during the financial year, the cereal company reported yesterday... Read Labelling proposal could harm single market, warns industry Food industry groups are concerned that the European Commission's proposal on food labelling, which leaves the way open for national voluntary schemes to co-exist alongside EU requirements, will damage the single... Read Weekly comment Probiotics, friend or foe? The headlines are sensationalist: twenty-four people have died in a probiotic trial. Therefore, probiotics may be fatal. Throw those yoghurt shots away! Read Previous Headlines Roundtable targets EU allergen policy revamp A roundtable discussion on allergen legislation to be held next month in Italy could spell the end of "may contain" warnings on food labels, according to one of its organisers... Read Riggs launches new depositor for hand finished products UK-based food equipment firm Riggs Autopack is introducing a spot depositor for ready meal, bakery and dessert products that require accurate hand finishing... Read Sweet foods contain hidden salt risks An industry body yesterday said consumers are unaware of the high salt content on some sweet products such as popcorn, cereals and hot chocolate, sparking calls for reformulation and improved labelling... Read Key Technology sorter removes lettuce cores, boosts shelf-life US-based Key Technology has developed a new sorter designed to remove the core from lettuce heads, saving on labour costs and increasing the product shelf life... Read Dutch food agency says probiotics are safe The Dutch Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority (VWA) has said there is no danger in taking probiotic dairy drinks... Read Technical / White Papers, Case studies, Web casts Excellence in Quality Control in Nestléa€™s Ice Cream Production - Case Study Meet global food safety standards and increase productivity - 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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