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Leading food scientists and industry experts will gather at IFE Manufacturing 2025 to address pressing challenges in food production, including artificial intelligence implementation, allergen management, and sustainable manufacturing practices. The three-day event, part of Food, Drink & Hospitality Week at Excel London, will feature technical sessions and panel discussions focused on emerging technologies and operational […]
Sustainable food production strategy at Mars Incorporated is set for a significant shift with the appointment of Alastair Child as Chief Sustainability Officer. The appointment comes at a crucial juncture as global temperatures exceeded 1.5°C above preindustrial levels in 2024, highlighting the urgency for food manufacturers to accelerate their environmental initiatives.
A leading U.S. microgreens producer is demonstrating commercial viability of indoor vertical farming technology and is achieving significant nutrient density improvements and resource efficiency gains. The company’s Danville, Virginia facility employs aeroponics, robotics and AI to cultivate microgreens containing up to 40 times more phytonutrients than mature plants while using 90% less water than traditional […]
The completion of Angel Yeast’s main production plant at Baiyang Yichang marks a significant milestone in the company’s sustainable protein development strategy. The facility, scheduled to begin operations this year, represents one of the largest dedicated yeast protein production sites globally, demonstrating the technical feasibility of large-scale microbial protein manufacturing.
Analysis of over seven million orders from more than 3,000 Asian restaurants across the United States reveals noteworthy shifts in consumer preferences, with traditional chicken dishes showing sustained growth and plant-based proteins gaining market share. The data, compiled by Chinese Menu Online, offers valuable insights for foodservice operations planning Lunar New Year celebrations.
Researchers have identified specific yeast cell wall proteins that demonstrate emulsifying properties comparable to milk-derived casein, potentially offering a new allergen-free alternative for food manufacturing. The discovery of these easily extractable proteins, particularly Tdh2 and Fba1, marks a significant advancement in developing natural, sustainable emulsifiers from microbial sources, addressing growing industry demands for non-allergenic ingredients.
From ancient Bulgarian yogurt to cutting-edge infant nutrition, the developing world of probiotics continues to reshape our understanding of gut health. Mahalakshmi, research associate at Giract, explores the latest trends, regulatory challenges, and breakthrough developments in the global probiotics industry, with particular focus on European markets and recent product innovations.
A proprietary form of magnesium L-threonate has achieved novel food authorisation from the European Union, marking a significant development in bioavailable magnesium supplementation. North American ingredient supplier AIDP and its licensee ThreoTech have secured exclusive EU marketing rights for five years, establishing new regulatory precedent for proprietary ingredient protection in the novel foods category.
Call for greater collaboration between laboratory scientists and farmers Scientists from the Boyce Thompson Institute and international collaborators have published an urgent warning about the accelerating impact of climate change on global food systems. Their recommendations, published in Trends in Plant Science < doi: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.tplants.2024.11.001 > call for a fundamental shift in how we approach […]
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