In a significant development for the food industry, the non-profit organisation Foundation Earth has been integrated into EIT Food, the world’s largest food innovation community. This merger aims to establish internationally recognised standards for assessing the environmental impact of food products, a crucial step towards a more sustainable food system.
Roquette, the global plant-based ingredients specialist, has unveiled a new range of hydroxypropylated tapioca starches, bolstering its CLEARAM® line. This expansion aims to address specific texture challenges in various food applications, offering food scientists innovative solutions for product development.
American Heart Association launches data challenge utilising groundbreaking global food database, enticing researchers with substantial monetary reward.
The prestigious Fi Europe Innovation Awards have announced the opening of entries for their 2024 programme, introducing four new categories that reflect the dynamism of food ingredient innovation. The expanded awards now feature nine categories, with submissions open until 6 September.
A comprehensive study conducted across 18 European countries has unveiled a concerning trend in consumer attitudes towards the food sector, with fewer individuals reporting engagement in healthy and sustainable food choices. The EIT Food Trust Report, now in its sixth year, provides critical insights into consumer trust and behaviour in the European food system.
The fight against antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in the UK’s food production sector has gained a powerful ally. The newly launched AMR in Agrifood Systems Transdisciplinary (AMAST) Network aims to unite diverse stakeholders from farm to fork, tackling the complex challenge of AMR through innovative, collaborative approaches. This £650,000 UKRI-funded initiative promises to reshape our understanding […]
A comprehensive EU-backed study reveals diverse attitudes towards alternative protein foods across European regions, highlighting challenges and opportunities for market growth.
A new review in Nature Reviews Microbiology advocates for a revolutionary approach to food safety. Researchers propose shifting from traditional methods to a holistic, genome-based surveillance system monitoring entire microbial communities across the food chain. This 21st-century approach aims to better address both known and emerging foodborne threats in our complex global food system.
A groundbreaking study reveals that hydrogen nanobubble irrigation can significantly enhance the antioxidant content of tomatoes, potentially revolutionising crop nutrition and agricultural practices. This technique not only fortifies the fruit with higher concentrations of health-boosting compounds but also provides a blueprint for leveraging hydrogen’s unique properties in agriculture.
Scientists at the Boyce Thompson Institute are using CRISPR gene editing to transform the little-known groundcherry into a commercially viable crop, potentially revolutionising the fruit market and providing valuable insights for related species.
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