Improving digestive health, part 4 05.01.2012 By Laurie Gorton Corn Products International/National Starch Food Innovation expert offers insights into the science behind dietary fiber.Read More
How to see the new crop firsthand 04.30.2012 By Laurie Gorton You, too, can see the new crop up close and personal, right in the fields where it grows.Read More
Heat-treated flour raises the bar 04.30.2012 By Laurie Gorton Millers now offer flour treated to eliminate pathogens. These treatment and deliver systems safeguard refrigerated and frozen dough products.Read More
Aide your sustainability quotient with your flour choice 04.30.2012 By Laurie Gorton Introduction of sustainably farmed flour helps bakers appeal to the environmentally-aware consumer.Read More
Flour: More than just the baker’s main ingredient 04.30.2012 By Laurie Gorton Adjusted for crop year transitions and tagged for traceability, flour travels an interesting road before it’s mixed into dough.Read More
Sodium: How low to go 04.30.2012 By Laurie Gorton Gradually cutting salt will make it easier for consumers to adjust their flavor expectations for lower-sodium foods.Read More
Learn from previous salt reduction research 04.30.2012 By Laurie Gorton When sodium content came under pressure 30 years ago, AIB researched the effects of cutting salt in bread and updated these results last year.Read More
Learn from previous salt reduction research 04.30.2012 By Laurie Gorton When sodium content came under pressure 30 years ago, AIB researched the effects of cutting salt in bread and updated these results last year.Read More
Sodium reduction in bread advances in Europe 04.30.2012 By Laurie Gorton Although FDA has yet to announce its sodium reduction plans, European food regulators have. Bakers are meeting their target levels, but what awaits them?Read More
How to cut sodium out of bakery formulas 04.30.2012 By Laurie Gorton Lowering reliance on salt and other sodium-bearing ingredients need not alter the pleasures of eating bread and baked foods.Read More