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2 February 2017 | By Petr Menšík| Manager, EU Affairs| ECCO, The European Consulting Company
The 'natural' trend is one of the biggest at present in the food and beverage industry. Just how important is a clear definition of what precisely constitutes natural for the industry? Petr Mensik investigates...
25 January 2017 | By Deb Murray, Anderson Partners Food Ingredients
New Food asked Deb Murray from Anderson Partners Food Ingredients to give us an insight into which flavours will come to define 2017...
25 January 2017 | By INRA-France
Researchers from INRA and their partners have studied the effects of oral exposure to titanium dioxide, an additive (E171) commonly used in foodstuffs, especially confectionery...
25 January 2017 | By Mary Ann Liebert, Inc., Publishers
Certain edible and medicinal mushrooms contain bioactive compounds that may enhance nerve growth in the brain and protect against neurotoxic stimuli according to recent findings...
23 January 2017 | By New Food
Lampados International Ltd. will launch Liteez, a next-gen sweetener, at the ISM show in Cologne later this month...
11 January 2017 | By Elsevier
The first study of the use of low-calorie sweeteners using the most recent US population data has been published in the Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics...
How will the food and beverage industry shift in 2017? How will 2016, a year of surprises change consumer behaviour? How will retailers react? Read New Food's predictions here...
15 December 2016 | By Roy Manuell, Digital Editor
We’ve identified the top 10 things that the last twelve months taught us. Here are our highlights (or lowlights dependent on your viewpoint) from 2016...
8 December 2016 | By New Food
Junk food adverts that are targeted at children are to be prohibited on the internet, in print and at the cinema following a consultation...
2 December 2016 | By New Food
Using only natural ingredients, Nestlé researchers have found a way to structure sugar differently...
The UK confectionery market is driven by passion, innovation and dynamism; attributes that have kept the interest of consumers for hundreds of years.
Enrobed chocolate products are popular but highly susceptible to quality loss; mainly fat bloom formation. Even when production is carried out properly, on occasion manufacturers report serious damage caused by fat bloom.
Cocoa plantations date from 1680, shortly after ‘drinking chocolate’ became fashionable in European courts. The beginning of chocolate production dates from 1890 - several decades after the invention of the chocolate bar in Europe.
10 November 2016 | By Iqra Yasmin and Wahab Ali Khan, National Institute of Food Science & Technology, University of Agriculture Faisalabad
Low-calorie sweeteners have been in use for an extensive period of time, are considered safe and can be used in various different ways. We hear the thoughts of two researchers from the University of Agriculture Faisalabad...
1 November 2016 | By Roy Manuell
New Food speaks exclusively to PepsiCo on what it is doing to ensure the health and sustainability go hand in hand with its products...
