Food design & research > Nutrition

Gut bacteria discovery in infants

15 November, 2022

Nestlé scientists have discovered a gut bacteria prevalent in the transition from infancy to early childhood that could help with the development of future products.


Popcorn: a microbiome-boosting superfood in disguise

15 November, 2022

A University of Nebraska-Lincoln research team has bred new varieties of popcorn to outperform other kernels in nutritional value and taste.


Drying and evaporation technology for plant-based products

04 October, 2022 by Jim McMahon

Changing market demands are driving food processors towards developing plant-based proteins that require drying and evaporation process technologies.


Nestlé develops new product from animal-free dairy proteins

13 September, 2022

The Nestlé R&D team in Switzerland has explored new technologies to develop an alternative milk made with animal-free protein from Perfect Day, which is being piloted in the US.


Nuts less energy-dense than previously thought

16 August, 2022

Australian research has found nuts may provide up to 26% less kilojoules than previously thought, with potential implications for food labelling laws.


Flipping attitudes to processed foods with science

15 August, 2022

Research at Charles Sturt University has shattered the misconception that all processed food is bad for you.


Researchers develop 'apeeling' banana flour cookies

12 August, 2022

Researchers have used banana peel flour (BPF) to increase the level of nutrition in cookies without compromising their flavour.


Scientists develop healthy gummies

26 July, 2022

Researchers have made sweet gummies and spreads from canola oil that are full of healthy fats and could be used for a nutritional boost in manufactured foods.


Raw meat for dogs associated with harmful bacteria

22 July, 2022

Scientists in England have found that dogs that eat raw meat may be more likely to carry antibiotic-resistant bacteria in their faeces.


Brightly coloured produce can boost women's health

22 July, 2022

Degenerative conditions, more common in women, can be reduced by eating leafy greens and colourful veggies that are high in pigmented carotenoids.


Probiotics can help to tackle depression

18 July, 2022

Researchers have shown that probiotics can support the effect of antidepressants and help to alleviate depression.


COVID-like viruses can survive on meat in freezer

12 July, 2022

Viruses with a similar structure to SARS-CoV-2 can survive for up to 30 days on meat products in the freezer, according to new research.


Plant-based meats may contain less useful protein

24 June, 2022

Scientists have found that the proteins in meat substitutes may be less nutritious, as they may not be absorbed as well by the body as animal proteins.


Could a daily beer be good for men's gut health?

16 June, 2022

Research has found that both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beers can increase the presence of healthy bacteria in the guts of men.


Fat alternative for food industry using nanoparticle technology

15 June, 2022

An emulsification process using edible nanoparticles to transform oils into gels could help develop a healthier shelf-stable fat for food manufacturing.


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