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No “credible evidence” exists in the literature to support the potential of garlic to reduce the risk of cancer, according to a new review from Korea. Related news |
L-carnitine may boost heart health of diabeticsSupplements of L-carnitine may reduce the oxidation of LDL cholesterol in diabetics, indicating significant potential to boost heart health, says a new study. Nutritionist says high calcium foods no fix-all for osteoporosisA diet containing high calcium food products like dairy goods and certain vegetables may not alone serve as an effective means of reducing the risk of osteoporosis, say some nutritionists. HortResearch merges with sister institute to keep 'competitive edge'As 2008 drew to a close, New Zealand’s HortResearch and Crop & Food Research merged, as the country aims to stay competitive and innovative. Study supports pomegranate’s anti-prostate cancer potentialThe potential of pomegranate extracts and juices to protect against prostate cancer may be due to direct interaction with genes, according to a new study. |
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Frozen foods benefiting from recession from FoodNavigator
The frozen foods market is showing signs of a revival in the tough economic climate, with indications that consumers are switching back from higher-priced chilled foods to frozen alternatives in order to save costs and reduce waste.
Chocolate could lose its ‘recession-proof’ reputation, warns ICCO from ConfectioneryNews
London cocoa prices hit a 23-year high at the end of December, but emerging questions about consumer demand could see prices fall in 2009, according to the International Cocoa Organisation (ICCO).
DSM strikes new deal for Italian distribution from FoodNavigator
As time-pressed Italians and Mediterranean interest from abroad are driving growth in the Italian food sector, DSM Food Specialties is positioning to grow sales of its bakery enzymes and savoury ingredients with the appointment of Azelis as its distributor.
Study shows cost and efficiency driving clamshell demand from FoodProductionDaily
Demand for high visibility packaging in the US is expected to expand four per cent yearly to $8.5bn in 2012 reflecting the influence of mass market retailers and the performance efficiency of this type of food container, claims US analysts, Freedonia.
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