Adams Food Ingredients unveils cost-saving dairy ingredient replacement powders
Adams Food Ingredients (AFI) has developed a range of cost-saving clean-label dairy powders that enable manufacturers to replace all or part of a dairy ingredient.
Archives for March 13, 2013
Moody’s feels brighter about beverage industry prospects
Bond credit rating business Moody’s has revised its outlook for the global beverage industry upwards, citing rising middle class demand in emerging markets for high-end wines and spirits from the likes of Diageo, Heineken and Bacardi.
Iron Maiden rocks beer world with signature ‘Trooper’ brew
British rock legends Iron Maiden have partnered UK brewery Robinsons to create a signature beer brand called Trooper, inspired by lead singer Bruce Dickinson’s fondness for real ales.
NO EVIDENCE OF 'SIGNIFICANT' CHILD GI INTOLERANCE IN OTHER JURISDICTIONS: CARGILL
Cargill suffers bitter erythritol blow: EFSA rejects beverage use extension
Cargill has failed in its second attempt to secure EU approval for use of bulk sweetener erythritol in soft drinks, after EFSA published a negative opinion relating to its introduction on child safety grounds.
Apple cider waste to snacks: UK NPD specialist develops process
UK new product development (NPD) specialist Omniceutica has developed a process that transforms apple pulp and surplus fruit waste from cider making into nutrient-dense, bite-sized snacks.
Beam Inc. Scotches talk of Teacher’s whiskey losing Indian No.1 spot
Beam Inc. insists to BeverageDaily.com that Teacher’s remains the bestselling Scotch Whiskey brand in India, despite press reports suggesting it has lost that position to Pernod Ricard’s 100 Pipers in the wake of Beam’s ongoing probe into potential local...
Big Vote - CAP Reform
EU sugar quotas extended to 2020
EU sugar quotas will remain in place in Europe until 2020 after a vote on Common Agricultural Policy reforms (CAP) in European Parliament today.