Australian scientists serve cyclists healthier ‘hydrating’ beer
Australian scientists have created a healthier more hydrating beer by adding electrolytes and lowering the alcohol content to reduce the dangers of drinking.
Archives for August 19, 2013
Carlsberg beer taps risk running dry in Denmark
Danish bars reportedly risk running short of Carlsberg draught beer due to a strike at a brewery in the country according to Bloomberg.
Coca-Cola Amatil sees ‘very positive’ prospects in Indonesia
Coca-Cola Amatil (CCA) is growing strongly in Indonesia and will invest heavily in 2013 with new infrastructure, products and pack sizes.
GEA: ‘Revolutionary’ mixing tech marks juice processing step change
GEA Liquid Processing claims its Inline Formula machine marks a mixing technology ‘step change’ and believes juice and carbonated water manufacturers are missing significant cost savings.
Coca-Cola Amantil hoping for a beer buzz after drinks war hits profits
On a day when Coca-Cola’s Australian distributor admitted that a soft-drinks price war had significantly hit its first-half earnings, it also revealed it will make a big-chips return to the local beer market.
Strict F&B testing sees $4m rise in sensor market
Food and beverage manufacturers are increasingly relying on automated controls to achieve higher quality and consistency in a competitive market.
No more bitter back-end with stevia specific tea
Flavour and fragrance ingredient supplier Treatt has created a new tea formula adapted to the specific flavour of stevia in response to a growing market trend for natural sweeteners.
Months of “Life on Mars” for astronauts: what does it mean for food safety on earth?
Astronauts have lived for four months in a simulation of a Mars space station to explore food possibilities for space exploration.