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Organic industry pushes FSA to recognise omega-3 rich milk

Suggesting further growth opportunities for functional foods - and ingredients suppliers - in the dairy sector research from Wales finds organic milk contains two-thirds more omega-3 essential fatty acids than its conventional sister. The news has...

Speciality wheat ingredients spark growth

US starch supplier MGP Ingredients witnesses the benefits of 'adding-value' to ingredients products with strong growth in low-carb ingredients pushing demand for its resistant wheat starch FiberStar 70.

Folic acid increase appears to have cut stroke deaths

Fortifying enriched grain products with folic acid in the 1990s appears to have been followed by a decline in stroke and ischemic heart disease deaths, US government researchers reported at an American Heart Association conference last week.

DSM sports drink ready for Olympic test run

Dutch vitamins and ingredients company DSM says its new sports drink, PeptoProSports, has cleared tests for banned substances, ahead of its launch during this year's Olympics.

Which 'five-a-day' best for health?

Despite strong research that shows eating regular daily servings of 'powerhouse' fruits and vegetables can reduce the risk of chronic disease, new research out of the US says people are not eating enough 'because they are confused about nutrition,'...

Cereal chemists redefine wholegrains

Rubbing shoulders on the shelves with 'low-carb' friendly food products, wholegrains must reach out to the consumer to remain in the game. Cereal chemists in the US bring wholegrains into the user-friendly zone with a new, easy-to-understand definitition.