Amcor package beets competition
A resealable beet container featuring Amcor film bested the competition in this year’s UK Packaging Awards.
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Sugar-sweetened drinks linked to higher cancer risk: Study
Consumption of sugar sweetened beverages may be associated with an increased risk of developing endometrial cancer in postmenopausal women, according to new data.
Dispatches from #FIE2013
Protein has a big ‘ordinary’ future, says Glanbia
Irish dairy ingredients specialist Glanbia Nutritionals once filled its sights almost exclusively with the sports nutrition sector, but the explosion of interest in protein means the ‘ordinary’ mainstream food industry is a bigger and bigger target.
NZ begins process to ferment place as leading lifestyle wine exporter
Winegrowers in New Zealand have embarked on their largest ever research and development project in a bid to capitalise on the world’s growing taste for so-called “lifestyle wines”, which are lower in calories and alcohol.
Dr Pepper's High 5 with Bai 5! Coffee fruit drink launched across US
Dr Pepper Snapple Group has signed a deal with Princeton-based brand Bai 5 to extend distribution of the low calorie coffee berry-sweetened beverage across the US in 2014.
Cardiologist warns coffee heart health study doesn't apply to energy drinks
Eminent cardiologist Gordon Tomaselli has warned against applying the results of a small study linking caffeinated coffee with better blood vessel function to other products such as energy drinks.
Stevia sees ‘exponential growth’ in Europe
Stevia sweeteners have appeared in about 1200 new products in Europe in the past two years – and 700 of those were launched in 2013, according to Cargill’s business development leader for Truvia, Olivier du Châtelier.