Topic: Cereal


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    Kids' Cereal Loaded with Sugar
    10/28/2009 - Most sugary kids’ cereals are, well…sugary, says a new report from Yale University's Rudd Center for Food Policy and Obesity. ...
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    SDA Omega-3 Soybean Oil Now GRAS
    10/27/2009 - FDA issued a Generally Recognized as Safe (GRAS) notice confirming stearidonic acid (SDA), omega-3 soybean oil from a Monsanto-bioengineered soybean can be used in foods and beverages. ...
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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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    ConAgra to Cut Sodium Levels by 20%
    10/16/2009 - ConAgra Foods, Inc. has pledged to reduce salt across its portfolio of food products by 20 percent by 2015. The scope of the ConAgra Foods’ salt reduction is broad and diverse, including as many as 20 brands, 160 product varieties (formulas), and all temperature categories in the supermarket. ...
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    Pink Together Campaign Launches
    10/01/2009 - In recognition of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the Pink Together® campaign dedicated to spreading hope to those touched by breast cancer and to helping raise greater awareness of the disease today launched its third year. ...
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    Whole Grains Trim Tummy
    09/18/2009 - Higher intakes of cereal fiber, particularly from whole-grain sources, are associated with lower total percent body fat and percent trunk fat mass in older adults.  ...
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    Celiac Disease Feeds Gluten-Free Need
    09/18/2009 - The incidence of celiac disease is four times higher today than fifty years ago. Along with this increase in incidence, consumer awareness has also grown, boosting the demand for gluten-free foods. ...
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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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    Push for Better Soy-Based Foods With Extrusion
    08/28/2009 - Soy is a valued food ingredient because of its protein-rich composition and its nutritive and disease-preventive qualities. New developments in twin-screw extrusion processing technology allow successful design of unique snack and breakfast cereal products. ...
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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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