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	Black foods inspire flavour collection at Ungerer
	Spotlight again on cloned animals
	Study raises concerns over folic acid and prostate cancer
	Downturn keeping consumer thoughts on brain health - Lipogen
	Alliance aims to help food sector tighten its belt

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	EPAX ready for omega-3 hygiene rules
	UK launches 'Plan Bee' to protect pollinators
	Cracking the code on antioxidant testing
	Scientists lift the lid on salt's hypertensive power

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Black foods inspire flavour collection at Ungerer

UK flavour maker Ungerer is introducing a new collection of flavours inspired entirely by foods and ingredient that are black in colour... Read

Spotlight again on cloned animals

A review of cloning is underway at EFSA following a request from the European Commission for further advice on the implications of the technology for food safety, animal health and welfare and the environment... Read

Study raises concerns over folic acid and prostate cancer

Daily folic acid supplements may double the risk of prostate cancer amongst men, according to a new US study that raises questions about fortification with the vitamin... Read

Downturn keeping consumer thoughts on brain health - Lipogen

Changing global consumer habits during the current economic downturn appear to be contributing to strong interest in products offering brain health function, says one phospholid supplier... Read

Alliance aims to help food sector tighten its belt

Collaboration on belting technology development and installation can improve food safety, quality assurance and operational efficiency for food processors, claims one of the US companies involved in the new partnership... Read

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EPAX ready for omega-3 hygiene rules

Norwegian fish oil supplier, EPAX, has had its South American omega-3 fish oil supply approved by a local authority to meet new European Union hygiene regulations, due to kick in on May 1... Read

UK launches 'Plan Bee' to protect pollinators

Latest UK efforts to halt honey bee decline aim to stimulate more communication on reporting health problems in hives, as disappearing pollinators could have a serious effect on food supply and ingredient sourcing... Read

Cracking the code on antioxidant testing

The list of tests available to assess antioxidant activity may look like a page ripped from a World War II code book, but understanding how the results are complementary is vital for the continued success of antioxidants... Read

Scientists lift the lid on salt's hypertensive power

Salt may raise lead to hypertension by inhibiting the action of an enzyme linked to easing blood flow, says a new joint US-Chinese study... Read


	WEEKLY COMMENT Cargill vs Chavez: Clash of the rice titans Selling the wrong kind of rice in a country that has a track record of nationalisation could do more than derail Cargill's operations in Venezuela. It could impact investments across South America, and make the continent less able to weather the economic slump... Read

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Aluminium drink cans: Fifty years on and still going strong?

As the aluminium beverage can reaches its fiftieth anniversary this year, brewer Molson Coors says it expects the packaging to remain central to its global operations in the future, despite growing competition in the market... Read

Lindt trials chocolate-powered fuel

The chocolate maker Lindt is teaming up with a power plant in the hope of using cocoa shells, which are a by-product from its processing facilities, to produce 'green' fuel... Read

DSM-Roquette's 'green' acid to compete with fossil fuel alternatives

DSM and Roquette have announced that they are to commercialize the production of bio-based succinic acid by the end of 2009 after trials have shown that producing the acid via biological means, rather than using petrochemicals, is commercially viable... Read

Strong sales reflect non-US interest in DHA, says Martek

Omega-3 supplier Martek Biosciences has reported a strong performance in the first quarter, indicating a growing interest in DHA despite the tight economy... Read

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