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EFSA to give advice on the intake of sugar added to food
24 March 2017 | By New Food
EFSA will provide scientific advice on the daily intake of added sugar in food by early 2020.
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Can a vegan diet provide enough nutritional support for a pregnancy?
21 March 2017 | By Leah Smith & Julie Abayomi | Liverpool John Moores University
Can a vegan diet provide adequate nutritional intake for a healthy pregnancy? We asked academics at Liverpool John Moores University to explore...
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Hollywood’s answer to the sugar reduction conundrum facing confectionery
15 March 2017 | By Roy Manuell | Digital Editor
Disney's new children's 100% fruit confectionery range is a model for how to successfully reduce sugar while maintaining a quality of taste to keep kids coming back...
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Why blockchain might be the answer to tackling food fraud
What role might technologies such as block chain play in ensuring food safety and tackling food fraud? How might the food industry utilise new tech to reassure consumers that it can be trusted?
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Is biodegradable packaging the answer to the food’s climate change problem?
13 March 2017 | By Kaunas University of Technology (KTU)
KTU researchers are creating biodegradable food packaging materials, which, in addition, will also keep food fresh for longer...
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3D food printing: An ultramodern technology with an endless potential
23 February 2017 | By Hochschule Rhein-Waal
While 3D printing technology is normally associated with synthetic materials, a new trend in additive manufacturing is emerging - 3D food printing.
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Bellfield Brewery, UK’s first dedicated gluten-free micro brewery is only getting bigger
22 February 2017 | By Roy Manuell | Digital Editor
The UK’s first dedicated gluten-free micro brewery, has launched a funding drive to raise £500,000 to support its rapid expansion...
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App note: Detection of squalene and squalane origin with flash elemental analyser and delta V isotope ratio mass spectrometer
This application note assesses the chemical differences between squalane from shark liver oil and squalane from olive oil, and how the differences can detect origin and adulteration...
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Issue #1 2017 – Digital Version
Read the free-to-view digital version of the latest issue of New Food...
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How modifying fat content in soybean oil improves efficiency
17 February 2017 | By Institute for Basic Science
A discussion of the process behind editing two genes that contribute to the fat contents of soybean oil using the new CRISPR-Cpf1 technology...
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The glow of food dye can be used to monitor food quality
16 February 2017 | By American Institute of Physics (AIP)
Can food dyes really enable us to better monitor and keep tabs on food safety and quality control? New research opens up new possibilities...
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Lifting the lid on the clean label trend
16 February 2017 | By Lindsey Bagley, BA, CSci, FIFST, Flavour Horizons
Clean label is no longer a trend - it is now the rule and accordingly New Food asks Lindsey Bagley, Flavour Horizons, to delve deeper into one of the industry's definitive trends...
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Cell culture: an innovative approach for production of plant actives
Mark Fremont, R&D director at VF Bioscience SAS looks at cell culture as an innovative means of producing high quality plant actives.
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Rice starch as a unique, natural and invaluable food source
9 February 2017 | By Kevin Bael, Product Manager, Specialty Rice Ingredients, Beneo
As part of the New Food 'Health Ingredients Month', we hear exclusive analysis from Beneo's Kevin Bael into the unique, natural value of rice starch...
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New exciting honey app lifts the lid on jar’s true contents
1 February 2017 | By New Food
A consumer app is now available to take the guess work out of verifying the honey purchased is true to the variety published on the label and undamaged by heat...
