Food design & research > Ingredients

Carbon-negative edible mushroom production system being developed

19 October, 2023

University of Stirling scientists have led a project to develop a carbon-negative food source by growing edible mushrooms alongside trees.


Could climate shifts improve wine vintages?

13 October, 2023

Quantitative analysis of around 50 years of wine critique data has determined that warm summers and wet winters could yield better wine vintages.


European beer under climate change threat

11 October, 2023

A study has projected that European beer may have a bitter future as the producing regions may experience reductions in hops yield and hops acids through climate change.


Scientists develop sensor to detect honey adulteration

11 October, 2023

A low-cost microwave planar resonator sensor has been developed to reveal the sticky truth: if honey has any hidden additives, such as water.


Research: using viruses to protect sugar cane

09 October, 2023

Insect-specific viruses are being investigated in a research project at The University of Queensland to protect Australia's $4 billion sugar industry.


Beer aroma study disproves long-held assumption

29 September, 2023

A new beer study helps to gain a better understanding of how and why the beer aroma changes during storage and aging.


Survey says shelf life is important to consumers

29 September, 2023

According to a recent survey conducted by Kerry, consumers are increasingly considering food shelf life due to their drive to reduce food waste.


From waste fruit seed to lactic acid for industrial food applications

29 August, 2023

NTU Singapore scientists have developed a sustainable method to produce lactic acid, which could have applications in industrial food production.


Transforming dry meat alternatives with water

17 August, 2023

Scientists at the University of Leeds are using one simple ingredient — water — to make plant proteins more meat-like and palatable.


How Australia's 'food detectives' track down outbreaks

16 August, 2023

Whole genome sequencing (WGS) has emerged as a good tool for identifying the viruses, bacteria, fungi and parasites that cause foodborne disease.


The buzz behind homegrown 'bee glue'

25 July, 2023

Australian high-grade propolis, discovered in honeybee hives across the country, could generate a homegrown health industry with uses in the food sector.


Energy drink developed, tested and tasted by AI

25 July, 2023

What was once only possible in sci-fi movies is now a reality — an energy drink entirely developed by AI, based on the instruction of Hell Energy.


Using AI to improve barramundi farming

17 July, 2023

Research has found that computer simulations may be key to bringing aquaculture into line with genetic advances being made in land-based agriculture.


Sweetening medical tests with lollipops

12 July, 2023

A lollipop might be a sweet reward after the doctor's office, but soon, it could also be used to make diagnostic testing less invasive and more enjoyable.


FLORA whips into cream category with its plant-based option

05 July, 2023

Launched in Australia, the FLORA thickened plant cream made from lentils is designed to pour, whip and cook like dairy cream.


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