Spreads

Market trends, technology, ingredients, formulation and processing of spreads, including butter, margarine, nut butters, jams and jellies.


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    CP Kelco Opens New Facility
    11/04/2009 - CP Kelco opened its newest hydrocolloid facility in Taixing, China that complies with China Food GMP standards and has the flexibility to produce carboxymethyl cellulose (CMC) for the food, paper, oilfield and industrial markets. ...
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    Conn. AG Investigates `Smart Choices’ Food Labels
    10/16/2009 - Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal launched an investigation into a potentially misleading national food-label program that deems mayonnaise, sugar-laden cereals and other nutritionally suspect foods "Smart Choices." ...
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    Buttery Spreads Preferred
    10/08/2009 - Forty-five percent of consumers said the table spread they use most often at mealtime is a buttery spread or soft margarine spread, compared to 24% who rated stick butter as their favorite. ...
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    Locust Bean Gum: Good as Gold
    10/08/2009 - When it comes to managing water and providing texture, gums are effective ingredients in the product-development arsenal, and locust bean gum is no exception. ...
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    Pectins for Smooth Texture
    10/06/2009 - Pectins from CP Kelco, GENU® Explorer, are produced through a proprietary process that maintains the pectin’s properties to more closely resemble those found in the native fruit. The pectins provide smooth, creamy texture in reduced-sugar and sugar-free jams, jellies and fruit spreads. Visit cpkelco.com  ...
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    A D-Lightful Vitamin
    09/16/2009 - With the average blood concentration of vitamin D declining over the past decade due to less exposure to the sun, increased use of sunscreen and declining milk sales, coupled with emerging science suggesting higher vitamin D intake levels, it is more important now than ever to increase levels of vitamin D in current foods and beverages. ...
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    Indian Spice Blends
    09/03/2009 - A quick survey of the culinary landscape would indicate a rapidly growing interest in the spice blends of India. Indian spice blends tend to be comprised of 10 or more spices, lending them an alluring combination of complexity and inaccessibility. ...
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    Personalized Foods
    08/25/2009 - Today’s formulators seek ingredients that provide select segments of the population with specific health benefits. Such “life-stage foods” are possible because of advancements in nutritional systems biology, the science of understanding the interaction between food components and diet with cells, organs and the whole body. ...
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    Phytosterols Lower Cholesterol
    08/04/2009 - The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) has concluded that foods such as yogurt and margarine containing certain levels of plant stanols and sterols can reduce blood cholesterol levels by an average of 7 percent to 10.5 percent if a person consumes 1.5 to 2.4 grams of the phytosterols daily.  ...
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    Phytosterols for Heart Health
    07/14/2009 - Phytosterols, similar to cholesterol in structure and function, compete with cholesterol, blocking its absorption from the digestive tract into the bloodstream. Designers can easily add phytosterols to foods via sterol esters and stanol esters. ...
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