Technology tests cheese with ease, says manufacturer
A new system of screening and testing cheese can offer processors a cost effective way of driving large-scale innovation within their products, its manufacturer claims.
Archives for August 20, 2007
Anheuser-Busch launches skin balancing water worldwide
Global drinks company Anheuser-Busch has launched a new line of bottled water that will be marketed as an integral part of any skin care regime in a bid to make a side-step into the ever-growing skin care market.
Anti-counterfeit technology for alcohol
Heat-shrink labels with integrated holograms will help the wine and spirits industry in the fight against counterfeiting and forgery, the manufacturers claim.
Grolsch plans plunder down under
Dutch brewer Royal Grolsch hopes it can extend its in Australia's burgeoning imported beer market through a new distribution partnership in the country.
Spiderman and The Simpsons are food baddies, says Which?
Consumer watchdog Which? has launched a new campaign to oust cartoon characters from unhealthy snack advertising, claiming that superheros are being exploited to encourage kids to clamour for foods that are high in fat, sugar and salt.
Almonds must be pasteurized as of September, says USDA
A request for a delay in the implementation of new pasteurization requirements for almonds has been rejected by the US Department of Agriculture (USDA), which has said that the new requirements will come into effect on September 1, 2007.
Taste may not be such a barrier for wholegrain acceptance - study
The taste of wholegrain breads, compared to bread made from refined grains, may not inhibit consumption amongst consumers as much as previously thought, suggests a new study.
Internet campaign encourages a Cadbury re-launch
Cadbury last week said it will be re-launching its Wispa bar in the UK following pressure from social-networking sites.