Givaudan and Bühler unveil Protein Innovation Centre
The new Protein Innovation Centre in Singapore will welcome start-ups and university researchers from across the region to develop plant-based food solutions.
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The new Protein Innovation Centre in Singapore will welcome start-ups and university researchers from across the region to develop plant-based food solutions.
Backed by Nestlé, Bühler and Givaudan, it will include a Fellowship program to promote young scientists.
A partnership between Microsoft and Bühler has produced technology that stands to make a real difference to food safety and security worldwide.
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This free to view 15th Anniversary Supplement is sponsored by
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Agronomic foods are often naturally contaminated with harmless and pathogenic microorganisms. In most cases, agronomic goods are freshly processed, or appropriately processed to preserve and increase shelf stability. Common preservation techniques include heat pasteurisation or sterilisation, irradiation, disinfestations with gaseous substances etc. In particular, the two latter techniques are rarely…