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	Sponsored Link For savings that clearly matter Brewers Clarex™ is a breakthrough and future-proof solution that efficiently prevents chill haze formation in beer and saves a brewer time and money. Brewers Clarex brings brewers proven, significant and immediate cost savings without investments... Click Here Access Full Stories Foster's turns back on 'added energy' drinks Foster's today announced that it will immediately remove added energy and higher alcohol ready to drink (RTD) brands from its portfolio of goods sold in Australia due to concerns about irresponsible drinking... Read Propionic acid beverage could boost satiety A new study suggests a dairy beverage fermented with propionic acid may boost feelings of satiety, but work will be needed on optimal dose and palatability of market-viable food concepts... Read New no-spill caps set for global launch A new sealing device for liquid containers extends the product's shelf life, preserves freshness and reduces waste, its manufacturer claims... Read News briefs: Baltika, Ball packaging and Campari This week, Campari reportedly mulls expanding its global spirits operations, Baltika pledges to step up exports to Spain, and Ball Packaging adopts an innovative new printing system for its... Read Wine industry seeking low-weight solutions for glass Major players in the wine industry are set to team up with packagers and other stakeholders to improve cooperation in supplying lightweight glass bottles to tackle environmental concerns over the product... Read
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	Related Industry News Traffic light scheme advances onto menus The UK Food Standards Agency has reported the Yo! Sushi will be the restaurants to use its traffic light scheme - intended for food manufacturers - on menus, indicating progress in raising awareness for the healthier... Read Cognis focuses on green and beauty food trends Cognis will draw manufacturers' attention to its green and beauty food ingredients at upcoming trade shows and unveil its latest innovations... Read Global pharma group launches Bulgarian supplements range Finnish pharma player Actavis has launched three ranges of VMS and herbal products in Bulgaria with more planned as the company attempts to meet revenue growth targets of 20 per cent by 2010... Read New Friesland venture aims for encapsulation development Friesland Foods has formed a new research and development division for encapsulated products that can serve processor demand for new methods of delivering typically unstable functional ingredients... Read Weekly comment Allergen-free: time for clarity Claiming 'free from' is not a light statement to make. Lives depend on it. As scientific progress questions the validity of such claims, it is time to establish exact guidelines and communicate these to people for whom ingredients are a matter of life and death. Read Previous Headlines Co-extruded plastics offer compostable tailored packaging A new range of compostable bio plastics can be combined to grant various benefits for the packaging of beverage and food products, ranging from sealing and barrier forming to aesthetic and surface qualities, their... Read Soft drink makers press 'natural' innovation claims Beverage manufacturers will continue to focus on using innovative "natural" ingredients in their products amidst growing concerns over the safety of their current formulations, according to the British Soft Drinks... Read Pepsi venture moves for Siberian soft drinks maker PepsiCo says that its hopes to jump-start its manufacturing presence in the high growth soft drink markets of Eastern Europe and Siberia with the acquisition of local group Sobol... Read Gene discovery provides insight into fruit shape and size The identification of a gene that controls the shape of tomatoes provides new insights into the mechanisms of plant development, offering future opportunities for altering the size and shape of fruits... Read Study finds glass bottling produces similar carbon emissions to PET A study published by WRAP suggests that the bottling of Australian wine in the UK using light glass bottles with a high recycled content produces roughly the same CO2 emissions during production and transportation... Read Technical / White Papers, Case studies, Web casts Russian company contributed to draught beer market development - Technical / White Paper Accurate vehicle weighing with low maintenance costs - Case Study Meet global food safety standards and increase productivity - Technical / White Paper Soluble flavonoids as functional ingredients for beverages - Technical / White Paper Product Innovation Alerts - Free of Charge Indicate your research interests and receive alerts on relevant products and market innovations Ingredients and additives Packaging equipment and materials Processing equipment & plant design

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