Prepare for a whole grain future, part 5 10.02.2012 By Laurie Gorton Experts from ConAgra Mills answer questions about whole grain formulations.Read More
Canada plans to renovate its food safety program 09.30.2012 By Laurie Gorton Systematic review of food safety standards in Canada will update regulations to fit today’s global food supply chain.Read More
Canada plans to renovate its food safety program 09.30.2012 By Laurie Gorton Systematic review of food safety standards in Canada will update regulations to fit today’s global food supply chain.Read More
California to vote on labeling GMOs in food 09.30.2012 By Laurie Gorton The voter initiative Prop 37 sets a mandate, if passed, that failed in 18 other states.Read More
Why new food regs only seem to be ‘on hold’ 09.30.2012 By Laurie Gorton Not much new will happen in food regulations this year — with notable exceptions.Read More
Why bakery formulators should also count calories 09.30.2012 By Laurie Gorton It’s not just the types of fats in shortenings that play a role in heart health.Read More
Manipulating the fat molecule, part 2 09.30.2012 By Laurie Gorton Adding structure to a zero-calorie oil, P&G targets the low-fat, low-calorie bakery market.Read More
Manipulating the fat molecule, part 2 09.30.2012 By Laurie Gorton Adding structure to a zero-calorie oil, P&G targets the low-fat, low-calorie bakery market.Read More
Manipulating the fat molecule, part 1 09.30.2012 By Laurie Gorton After rearranging fatty acids, Bunge added a bit of fiber to create a saturate-sparing bakery shortening.Read More
Bakery shortenings made from liquid oils require hard fats 09.30.2012 By Laurie Gorton Emulsifier technology answers the need.Read More