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	Synergy tackles dairy costs, mouthfeel and provenance
	Simplicity to the power of three for Serac dairy development
	Report stresses price importance for Danone sales strategy
	Chr Hansen makes cultures for E European cake cheese
	Spotlight again on cloned animals

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Synergy tackles dairy costs, mouthfeel and provenance

Synergy is launching new range of dairy ingredients for savoury foods intended to help control formulation cost issues and improve the sensory appeal of better-for-you products... Read

Simplicity to the power of three for Serac dairy development

Serac says that simplifying the often-costly process of aseptic production for dairy goods by providing reliability and safety along with improved cost effectiveness remains key to its product development... Read

Report stresses price importance for Danone sales strategy

Danone's financial outlook implies tough times may be ahead for dairy producers, with the company facing stagnant organic sales value growth despite some resurgent demand, suggest analysts... Read

Chr Hansen makes cultures for E European cake cheese

Chr. Hansen has launched a new range of cultures to capture the market for a popular Eastern European cheese, encouraging producers to switch to the Direct Vat Set (DVS) system rather than the traditional bulk starter method... 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

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Simplicity to the power of three for Serac dairy development

Brewers keeping it local key in drink abuse battle

European brewers claim they are playing a major role in pushing responsible drinking initiatives in the bloc through localised commitments to the EU Alcohol and Health Forum... Read

Could salt be a mood booster?

Cravings for salty foods may be related to a mood boost from savouring the savoury, suggests new data from the University of Iowa... Read

Purple corn offers natural alternative to synthetic food dyes

A company motivated by concerns about the safety of synthetic food dyes has come up with its own solution with a non-genetically modified (non-GMO) purple corn hybrid that yields natural red and yellow dyes... 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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IFT to discuss nano food uses in London

A seminar to be held in London on 30 April will explore the latest developments in nanotechnology, and its potential for use in the food industry... Read

Arla's eyes remain on Europe following Dutch deal

As Arla Foods drives ahead with plans to bolster its operations in whey and finished dairy products, the group says its latest acquisition highlights wider interest in the markets of Western and central Europe... Read

Health claim dossiers cost €5m, says DSM

DSM's human nutrition corporate scientist, Wim Saris, spoke with Shane Starling recently after chairing a weight management and satiety conference in Amsterdam. He voiced his concern about spiralling health claim costs muzzling innovation... Listen

EDA claims 'imitation' dairy setting back nutrient profiling

Further development of functional and added-value dairy products could be setback by current European proposals for legislating health and nutrition claims within the bloc, claims the European Dairy Association (EDA)... Read

Eco packaging informs grocery habits, says survey

Nearly 60 per cent of consumers pay attention to the environmental friendliness of food and drink packaging material during their grocery shopping, claims a new survey released today at Anuga FoodTec in Cologne... Read

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