Cauliflower waste boosts fiber in expanded snacks
Adding cauliflower to ready-to-eat snacks boosts fiber content and nutritional value, a new study has found.
Adding cauliflower to ready-to-eat snacks boosts fiber content and nutritional value, a new study has found.
A new study into benzene levels in soft drinks sold in Belgium has found that some still have higher levels than drinking water, and more research is needed into several possible contributing factors.
The trend towards low and reduced-fat food is creating opportunities for enzyme-modified cheese flavours to create intense cheese-tasting food without the calories.
The Waste and Resources Action Programme (WRAP) aims to have the UK's first mixed plastics reprocessing plant up and running by 2011.