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OSHA proposes fines for safety violations at DeIorio Foods Inc

Food processor 'surprised' by OSHA citation

By Joe Whitworth

DeIorio Foods Inc. has said it is ‘very surprised’ to receive 14 alleged serious violations citations from the US Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA).

FDA to probe consumer understanding of fortification

FDA to probe consumer understanding of fortification

By Caroline Scott-Thomas

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has said it intends to examine consumer understanding of fortified foods, to work out whether people consider generally unhealthy snack foods to be healthier if they contain added nutrients.

Sugar and fat content in cereal bars on a par with coke and biscuits, study finds

Cereal bars: The sugary truth

By Kacey Culliney

Leading cereal bar brands are high in sugar, saturated fats and calories, with one product containing more sugar than a small can of Coke, finds new research.

Mortadella cheese which the firm claim is 3 weeks old

Food packaging manufacturer set to get US plant

By Joe Whitworth

A developer of food packaging which it claims can extend the shelf life of a variety of products is planning to open a US manufacturing site to cope with expected demand.

Snacks and bakery firms are at the forefront of packaging developments globally, says PMMI

Bakery and snacks firms: The packaging innovators

By Kacey Culliney

Investment in packaging developments is especially apparent among bakery and snacks manufacturers and it is a trend predominantly fuelled by retail demands, according to a new report.

Celiac disease may vary by ethnicity, study suggests

Celiac disease may vary by ethnicity, study suggests

By Caroline Scott-Thomas

Prevalence of celiac disease in the United States may vary by ethnicity, with the highest prevalence among non-Hispanic whites, according to a new study published in The American Journal of Gastroenterology.

Breakfast remains a local affair in China, says Mintel

China’s breakfast table: A local affair

By Ankush Chibber & Kacey Culliney

Manufacturers targeting China’s breakfast market need to realize it is a local taste affair if they are to capture consumers, according to Mintel.

Wilmar International has not bid for our business, says Goodman Fielder

Buy-out rumours are false says Goodman Fielder

By Kacey Culliney

Australian food firm Goodman Fielder has denied rumours that a full buy-out by Asian palm oil giant Wilmar International is on the cards as it records big losses in 2012

Wheat price hike likely, says analyst

Wheat price hike likely, says analyst

By Oliver Nieburg

Bakery and snack manufacturers can expect a higher wheat price in the coming months as the US drought has hit the maize market putting pressure on wheat supplies amid export concerns in Russia, says an analyst.

The Australian Breakfast Cereal Manufacturers Forum (ABCMF) brings together Australia’s leading breakfast cereal manufacturers...

Oz cereal makers form regulation-facing alliance

By Ankush Chibber

The top Australian food industry body has formed an alliance of the country’s cereal makers with an eye on health and nutrition regulations for the growing industry.

Cargill full year earnings ‘not up to expectations’: CEO

Cargill full year earnings ‘not up to expectations’: CEO

By Caroline Scott-Thomas

Cargill has reported an 82% slump in profit for the fourth quarter and a 56% drop for the fiscal year, citing cyclical trends in soybean processing and American beef, as well as wider economic and political factors.

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