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Ginseng disrupts end quality in bread and cookies

Ginseng doesn’t bake favourably: Study

By Kacey Culliney

Ginseng powder used in bread and cookie formulations adds nutritional punch but significantly reduces end product size and volumes, a study finds.

The goodness of wheat, unlocked...

‘We unlock the power of wheat’: Kampffmeyer

By Kacey Culliney

Kampffmeyer Food Innovation has developed a highly nutritious wheat aleurone that plugs a market demand for healthy, good-tasting baked goods, according to its product manager.

BRIC markets to drive growth for Kraft’s Mondelez spin-off

The Mondelez Series - New confectionery powerhouse

BRIC markets to drive growth for Kraft’s Mondelez spin-off

By Oliver Nieburg

The developing markets of Brazil, Russia, India and China will drive sales for Kraft’s global snacks business Mondelez International, according to CEO Irene Rosenfeld.

Industry is striving to bake up healthier breads

The healthy bread loaf: Review

By Kacey Culliney

Fibre, prebiotics, quinoa and omega-3 are just some of the ingredients manufacturers are formulating into bread as health commands a hold on the sector.

Markel Ventures acquires Reading Bakery Systems

Markel Ventures acquires Reading Bakery Systems

By Rod Addy

US-based Markel Ventures has acquired Reading Bakery Systems, a designer and manufacturer of industrial baking systems for the production of crackers, pretzels, cookies and other baked snacks.

American Bakers Association: 'FDA regulatory change will allow American bakers to claim their products as 'High', 'Rich In' or 'Excellent' sources of vitamin D'

Regulation change could help turn bread into key source of vitamin D

By Elaine WATSON

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has amended food additive regulations to allow bakers to significantly increase levels of vitamin D in bread and make ‘High’, ‘Rich In’ or ‘Excellent Source Of’ claims if they use a vitamin D2 bakers’ yeast.

Chilled Food Association challenges frozen food emissions study

Chilled Food Association challenges frozen emissions report

By Rod Addy

The UK’s Chilled Food Association (CFA) has challenged a report launched by the British Frozen Food Federation (BFFF) claiming the frozen food supply chain produces fewer carbon emissions than the chilled food chain.

Shiner International approaches Nasdaq delisting

Shiner International approaches Nasdaq delisting

By Rod Addy

Packaging solutions firm Shiner International is edging closer to being delisted by the Nasdaq Stock Market, having received notice it will happen unless it lodges a request for an appeal hearing today.

Potato starch glaze offers favourable alternative to egg and dairy-based solutions, says KMC

Potato starch glaze may trump traditional options: KMC

By Kacey Culliney

Danish ingredients firm KMC has launched a potato starch bakery glaze that it says has superior shine and adhesion functionality that may even trump traditional egg and dairy-based options.

Cookies show promise for global growth

Latin America and Asia to dominate global bakery

By Kacey Culliney

As bakery growth flattens in Western economies, Latin America and Asia Pacific are two emerging markets that are set to dominate global bakery growth, an analyst suggests.

Maize-based nut substitute targets allergen-free market

Maize-based nut substitute targets allergen-free market

By Caroline Scott-Thomas

Limagrain Céréales Ingrédients (LCI) has introduced a maize-based nut substitute ingredient to add a nutty taste and texture to food products without introducing nut allergens to food facilities.

TNA: Egypt and Saudi markets growing exponentially

TNA: Egypt and Saudi markets growing exponentially

By Rod Addy

The Egypt and Saudi markets for bespoke integrated food processing systems are growing “exponentially” despite political instability in Egypt, according to packaging solutions provider TNA.

Snacking with less guilt: Brazil’s all-day snack culture

Snacking with less guilt: Brazil’s all-day snack culture

By Caroline Scott-Thomas

There is no direct translation of ‘snacking’ as Americans know it in Brazilian food culture, but snack foods form a significant part of the Brazilian diet, according to a new report from the Hartman Group.

Yparex claims global first with bio-based layer for greener packaging

Yparex claims bio-based tie layer resin is 'world first'

By Joe Whitworth

Yparex has claimed it is the first company to develop and commercialise a bio-based tie layer resin in co-extrusion multilayer packaging and has already shipped samples to one European film producer.

Stern-Wywiol Gruppe is showcasing several ingredients for bakery applications

Stern-Wywiol Gruppe targets Asia

By Rod Addy

Stern-Wywiol Gruppe is targeting the Asian market with a range of new applications for flour treatment and fortification as well as other existing ranges.

Nestlé's Battle of the Breakfasts ad campaign has stirred up controversy

Nestlé hits back at cereal ad critics

By Rod Addy

Nestlé UK has responded to critics of its cereal advertising that are claiming it contravenes Advertising Standards Authority rules, claiming the ASA has given the campaign the thumbs up.

Brazil orders Nestlé to label GM products

Brazil orders Nestlé to label GM products

By Rod Addy

A court in Brazil has ordered Nestlé to impose mandatory labelling for all its products in the country highlighting more than 1% genetically modified (GM) ingredients.

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