Dairy – In-Depth Focus 2019
Our Dairy In-Depth Focus features Dr Maryanne Drake of North Carolina State University as she explores reducing sugar techniques in products such as ice cream, yoghurt, and flavoured milk.
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Food Safety – In-Depth Focus 2019
Our Food Safety In-Depth Focus includes scientists Martin Rose, Taichi Inui, Moira Dean and Jane Parker examining the true meaning of the term ‘natural’ within the food sector, emphasising its impact on risk assessment and risk management.
On-demand, flash freezing of ice cream
Modern technologies are needed to become more energy effi cient in order to reduce their environmental footprint and lower energy costs. A food engineering lab at Cornell University has developed an energy efficient, novel machine for flash freezing liquid foods that promotes fresh and clean-label food products, especially ice cream.…
Optimise your allergen control with colour coding
Allergen management is vital in any food business, but optimal functioning requires it to be seamlessly integrated into a site’s overall food safety management system. Potential consequences of ignoring this, or getting it wrong, range from causing a consumer discomfort to causing their death. Deb Smith, global hygiene specialist, explains…
Vegan and flexitarian population drive global plant-based meat demand
A report has identified that the plant-based meat market is estimated to account for a value of USD 12.1 billion in 2019 and is projected to grow at a CAGR of 15.0 percent from 2019, to reach a value of USD 27.9 billion by 2025.
New Food Issue 3 2019
Issue 3 2019 of New Food is available to read online, featuring stories on Blockchain Technology, Food Safety and an in-depth interview with Ricardo Santin, Executive Director of ABPA.
Exploring alternative techniques for reducing sugar content in dairy products
According to research, progress is being made in producing reduced-sugar ice cream, yoghurt and flavoured milk that are more acceptable to consumers. Here, Dr MaryAnne Drake, Professor in the Department of Food, Bioprocessing and Nutrition Sciences of the Southeast Dairy Foods Research Center at North Carolina State University, explains more.
Naturals in food: facts, myths and perceptions
In the second of a two-part article,1 scientists Martin Rose, Taichi Inui, Moira Dean and Jane Parker examine the true meaning of the term ‘natural’ within the food sector, emphasising its impact on risk assessment and risk management.
Rosy past, present and future
Anna Lambert, food industry writer, reports on Salumificio Viani’s state-of-the-art production process, which combines centuries-old techniques with artisanal know-how to ensure the sweet taste and warm pink hue of the Tuscan prosciutto it produces.
Pioneering the jackfruit food craze
Dan Staackmann is the Founder and President of Upton’s Naturals – an independently-owned natural foods company with a focus on meat alternatives and vegan values. Here he explains their passion and the process for bringing pre-seasoned, ready-to-eat jackfruit to the marketplace.
Food fraud: how the right culture can ensure integrity and systemise trust
Arun Chauhan, Founder and Managing Director at Tenet Law, explains how leadership style within an organisation plays a part in preventing and mitigating the risk of food fraud.
A careful handling of resources
VEGAPULS 64 radar sensor measures the level in whey production
New highs are on the horizon with drinkable and edible cannabis
The legalised cannabis market has seen a lot of growth over the past few years, with cannabis legislation gaining traction and the popularity of CBD increasing as a consequence. According to a new report by Transparency Market Research, the market is set to increase even further with the rise in…
Improving, correcting and preventing product data inaccuracies
Transferring data between retailer and supplier is a loose cog in the ‘instant data access’ machinery, explains Jim Dickson, Head of Retail at GS1 UK. This article highlights how modern-day consumer demands are tightening the vise of this already pressing issue, and presents a platform aimed at solving the problem.
The uptake of dairy alternatives: mooving on from milk
Where dairy once reigned supreme, modern consumers now increasingly choose an alternative. Ashley Pollock, Senior Innovation Consultant at Ayming, looks at our evolving milk preferences and offers suggestions on how the dairy and alternatives industries might navigate a steady course to ensure a place in our future diets.
