Manitoba shelled hemp seeds
06 September, 2011Manitoba Harvest Hemp Foods & Oils has rebranded its shelled hemp seeds product which is now known as Hemp Hearts.
Quinoa the pseudograin
02 May, 2011 by“Swapping high-GI grains in our diet for an ancient, nutrient-packed ‘super seed’ may lead to better health for millions of Australians,” says Dr Joanna McMillan, registered nutritionist and accredited practising dietician.
Public comment welcome to proposed change to food code
29 March, 2011FSANZ welcomes comment on an assessment report for a genetically modified corn line.
Wheat production increases not enough to feed the world
18 August, 2010The rate of increase in wheat yields has plateaued and there will not be sufficient wheat to feed the world's future population.
Noodle market set to sizzle
04 August, 2010Two and a half decades since its launch, the Maggi 2 Minute Noodles product still dominates the instant noodles market in India. The Nestle brand's runaway success can be regarded as quite a feat, especially in a country where most packaged products struggle to make their presence felt.
Increased protein and fibre in flat breads
08 June, 2010Distillers dried grains with solubles, a co-product when corn is processed into ethanol, can be used to supplement protein and fibre in a range of baked products such as chapattis.
Definition of whole grain
10 May, 2010The European Healthgrain consortium has developed a definition for whole grain.
DKSH Barley Balance
22 December, 2009 byBarley Balance naturally concentrated barley beta-glucan is claimed to lower cholesterol and reduce blood sugar, and can promote weight loss with proper diet changes.
Textured soy protein flakes
01 April, 2009 byCargill is introducing a line of textured soy protein flakes in the Americas to its already broad portfolio of soy protein products. Prosanté textured soy protein flakes, already on the market in Europe, Middle East, Africa and Asia–Pacific, contain 50% protein and are available in a variety of shapes and sizes.
New wheat varieties showing resistance to Ug99
18 March, 2009In a study released at the Borlaug Global Rust Initiative 2009 Technical Workshop in Mexico, researchers have developed varieties of wheat that are not only resistant to plant rust fungus Ug99, but also produce more grain than today’s most popular varieties.
International wheat experts meet to tackle the 'plant plague'
18 March, 2009Wheat experts from Australia, Asia, Africa, Europe and the Americas have converged on the Borlaug Global Rust Initiative 2009 Technical Workshop in Mexico to discuss the worldwide threat of the Ug99 windborne plant fungus, which could decimate 90% of the globe's wheat varieties.
Record high corn prices and the impact on food costs
12 March, 2008Recent US trades driven by economic growth in developing countries and favourable exchange rates, combined with tight global grain supplies, resulted in record or near-record prices for corn, soybeans and other food and feed grains in 2007
Australians not eating enough grain
31 October, 2007A national consumer education campaign promoting consumption of at least four serves of grain-based foods a day for optimum health was launched this week in Sydney.
Wheat quality in the spotlight
24 May, 2007Molecular biologist Professor Rudi Appels has been awarded a Visiting Fellowship within the Food Futures Flagship, to advance the application of genomics technologies to high quality grains, including wheat and barley.
Modern flour mills replace stone mills in Egypt
06 June, 2005 by Danetta BramhallNew, modern mills with centralised PLC/PC control have replaced giant millstones in a massive project that required the combined efforts of several global suppliers to ensure success
