Ingredients

Green banana flour makes gluten-free pasta

26 June, 2012

Tasters have found a gluten-free pasta made using green banana flour to be more acceptable than regular whole wheat pasta. The product has less fat and is cheaper to produce than standard pastas and is suitable for celiacs.


Thermo Fisher Scientific hesperidin determination method

26 June, 2012 | Supplied by: Thermo Fisher Scientific

Application Brief 142 demonstrates extraction of an orange peel sample in 35 min and separation in 4 min, with only 40 mL solvent consumed for each extraction.


Our milk has never contained permeate, claims Aussie Farmers Direct

26 June, 2012

In response to yesterday’s announcement that PURA milk will no longer have permeate added, Aussie Farmers Direct has said its milk products do not contain permeate - and never have.


PURA announces permeate-free milk

25 June, 2012

Dairy company PURA has announced its milk will no longer contain permeate, a watery by-product of milk processing, as of 1 July 2012.


Younger consumers more accepting of stevia-sweetened foods

22 June, 2012

A Belgian study has found younger consumers are more accepting of stevia-sweetened ice-creams than older consumers.


$10m mushroom facility opens in Victoria

21 June, 2012

Parwan Valley Mushrooms recently opened its $10 million purpose-built mushroom facility at Parwan, west of Melbourne.


Chefs Pride Smoothie Cubes

06 June, 2012 | Supplied by: Chefs Pride

Chefs Pride has launched Smoothie Cubes, fruit- and vegetable-filled frozen cubes for making smoothies. Users simply add 200 mL of milk or fruit juice, blend and serve. They reduce the problems associated with fruit seasonality and are claimed to contain all natural ingredients.


Substar tocopherol replacement product

02 June, 2012 | Supplied by: Ingredient Box

Vitiva has launched Substar, a rosemary-based, oil-soluble oxidation management system. Substar is an alternative to tocopherols for protecting shelf life in a variety of food, cosmetic, pet food and animal feed products.


Heart Foundation welcomes KFC’s switch from palm to canola oil

18 May, 2012

The National Heart Foundation has welcomed the news that fast food company KFC has decided to use canola oil in place of palm oil, saying it’s a step in the right direction.


Frutarom Echinacea EFLA 894 and Pelargonium EFLA 956

18 May, 2012

The Frutarom immune health portfolio includes highly bioavailable forms of minerals such as copper and zinc, as well as Echinacea and Pelargonium-based ingredients.


LycoRed vitamin B formulations for dietary supplements

17 May, 2012

LycoRed has developed formulations designed for hair and nail nutrition based on vitamin B complex and amino acids. The systems are made using LycoRed’s microencapsulation technology.


Antimicrobial for RTE products launched

15 May, 2012

Kemin has launched an antimicrobial for ready-to-eat (RTE) products. BactoCease is a propionic acid-based antimicrobial designed to protect RTE meat and poultry products from Listeria monocytogenes.


Coles to use Australian vegies for its frozen vegetable lines

08 May, 2012

Coles has announced that all of its Coles brand frozen vegetables will now be sourced from Australian vegetable growers. The supermarket giant announced the move in conjunction with vegetable processor Simplot and the Tasmanian government.


LycoRed Sante flavour enhancer for powdered and canned soups

04 May, 2012

Israeli company LycoRed has adapted its natural enhancer Sante for flavour enhancement of powdered and canned soups. The company claims the product will allow salt reduction of up to 30% without tomato flavour notes.


Resistant starch and bowel cancer prevention

02 May, 2012 | Supplied by: CSIRO Food and Nutrition

Consumption of resistant starch leads to positive changes in the bowel and could protect against genetic damage implicated in bowel cancer, according to recent CSIRO research.


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