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Ultra-High Pressure Processing Eliminates Salmonella in Fresh Tomatoes
Leader in Food Processing Technology offers insight to fresh food safety
Innova's top trends for 2008: Natural gains momentum
“Go Natural” tops the Innova Database 2008 trend list.
Color coded pathogens offer safer food formulation
New technology could soon make it cheap and easy to identify food pathogens by tagging them with color-coded probes made out of synthetic tree-shaped DNA.
Free Webinar Thursday: December 4
Active Freeze Drying, Color Measurement the focus of two free webinars taking place on Dec. 4
CSPI asks FDA ban on food dyes
The Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) on June 2 petitioned the FDA to ban several food dyes, alleging a link between them and hyperactivity and...
IFF expands tea portfolio
IFF has expanded its tea portfolio with flavors from around the globe.
National Starch unveils Texture Center of Excellence
National Starch's Texture Center of Excellence creates opportunities to collaborate with processors in the exploration and optimization of textures for enhancing and...
Packaging changes impact food, chemical industries
Food processors are rethinking the way the package foods
Wixon Breaks Ground On New Innovation Center For Culinary & Protein
Wixon, Inc., a national food ingredients company in the Milwaukee suburb of St. Francis, broke ground Monday, March 17, for a culinary center to create, test and...
Dole Food opens packaging plant
Dole Food Co. opened its $54 million salad-packaging plant in Bessemer City, west of Charlotte, employing 350 people in a county hard hit by the demise of the...
