Food design & research > Nutrition

New Wave Biotech and CPI partner to tackle lipid extraction challenges

13 October, 2025

New Wave Biotech has partnered with CPI to apply hybrid AI-powered downstream processes simulation to lipid extraction challenges.


AFGC commits to supporting healthier lifestyles

09 September, 2025

The Australian Food and Grocery Council has welcomed the release of the ABS's latest National Nutrition and Physical Activity Survey.


FCR image bank provides precise food cue feedback

09 September, 2025

GMU's Food Cue Reactivity image bank update produces more accurate and consistent food-related brain response research.


Aust and NZ baby food nutritional claims unfounded: study

08 September, 2025

New research has shown that baby foods often feature misleading claims aimed at convincing parents the products are a healthy choice.


Plant-based diets linked to reduced risk of chronic disease

27 August, 2025

A large-scale European study has found that a plant-based diet is associated with reduced risk of multimorbidity of cancer and cardiometabolic diseases.


High-protein jelly pudding wins medal

11 August, 2025

Chulalongkorn University's jelly pudding innovation won a bronze medal at the 50th International Exhibition of Inventions Geneva, held in Switzerland.


Six on the shelf: from high-protein milk to bubbles in space

04 August, 2025

Some of the latest products hitting the shelves are designed with added functional ingredients, while others are just for sheer indulgence.


Cargill reveals the latest protein trends in the US

21 May, 2025

61% of Americans increased their protein intake in 2024, according to the findings from Cargill's 2025 Protein Profile.


Snackfood development: protein puffs that are easy to swallow

09 May, 2025

Cornell food scientists have developed a nutritious snack that is designed to be suitable for people with dysphagia and lactose intolerance.


Breaking the ice on consumer resistance to frozen foods

06 May, 2025

Concerns over health and freshness are keeping many shoppers from embracing frozen foods, a new UK study finds — which could be hard to fix.


GLP-1 weight loss drugs' effect on food and drink choices

11 April, 2025

A recent US study found that weight loss drugs lead to new food and drink consumption patterns, which could have implications for the food industry.


Seedlab Australia's Bootcamp 11 helps incubate the next wave of FMCGs

24 March, 2025

The program is helping its latest cohort of early-stage FMCG businesses tap into consumer trends with products such as functional beverages and performance-focused snacks.


Unlocking the potential of a new high-value edible oyster

24 January, 2025

James Cook University researchers are working with Food Agility CRC to develop Akoya oysters as an emerging premium food species.


The next dairy alternative: camel milk latte anyone?

24 January, 2025

Camel milk is emerging as a good alterative to traditional dairy due to its hypoallergenic qualities and potential for being healthier for the gut, research finds.


Cheesy goodness for plant-based alternatives

21 January, 2025

Food manufacturers are a step closer to replicating cheesy qualities in a healthy plant-based alternative thanks to new research on protein functionality and formulation.


  • All content Copyright © 2025 Westwick-Farrow Pty Ltd