All news articles for November 2015

Metal detectors for new bakery

Metal detectors for new bakery

Seven Stealth metal detectors combined with Vector conveyors have been supplied by Fortress Technology as part of a new, multi-million-pound...

Ice cream production has benefited from research into its structure and flow

Fluids technology helps to mix it up

By Rick Pendrous

Many food manufacturers are missing out on the latest advances in fluids engineering, which help improve throughput, while enhancing the stability of products, according to an expert in the field.

Ulrick & Short: new emulsifiers will mean up to a day's additional shelf-life

Starches add to bread shelf-life

By John Wood

Two starches that are claimed to increase the shelf-life of loaves significantly and enhance the height and softness with no detriment to taste or texture, have been launched by clean label ingredient specialist Ulrick & Short.

ProFlavor: comes in powdered beef, chicken, pork and turkey flavours

Essentia launches meat-broth-based flavours

By John Wood

Essentia Protein Solutions has launched into the flavours market with a new range of meat-broth-based flavours for meat, savoury and seasoning applications.

The Pulsepedia: designed to make it easier to learn about benefits and applications of pulse-based ingredients

Online pulse nutrition reference guide launched

By John Wood

A new online reference tool The Pulsepedia has been launched by Ingredion to help the food industry understand how pulse-based proteins and flours can meet consumer demand for nutritious, protein-rich ingredients.

Innovate UK: £10M collaboration project aimed at reducing sugar, salt and fat

Innovate UK launches £10M R&D collaborative fund

By John Wood

The government agency Innovate UK is launching a competition to fund up to £10M in collaborative research and development projects aimed at reducing sugar, salt and fat and increasing dietary fibre in food and drink.

Délifrance UK's £30M investment has included a new stone-baked bread line

Délifrance UK invests in £30M premium rustic bread line

By Rick Pendrous

Premium rustic breadmaker Délifrance UK has unveiled the results of a £30M investment programme at its west London bakery, which has boosted its capacity for supplying frozen products to foodservice and retail.

Refood's anaerobic digestion plant for food waste at PDM

Anaerobic digestion firms slam subsidy cuts

By Michelle Perrett

Close to 350 anaerobic digestion (AD) schemes in the food and drink sector are at risk if the government continues with its latest plans to reform the Feed-in Tariff scheme, the Anaerobic Digestion & Bioresources Association (ADBA) has claimed.

Difficult trading conditions have hit sales for cider maker C&C

Profits fall 9.5% at Magners cider maker C&C

By Michelle Perrett

Magners producer C&C has reported “difficult trading conditions” in its core markets as operating profit fell 9.5% to 62.2M in the six months to August 31 2015.

Morrisons is bidding to become Britain's sandwich king

Morrisons bids to become UK sandwich king

By Michael Stones

Morrisons has opened a new front in the supermarket price war with a pledge to make its own sandwiches in store, battling the upper crust chains in a bid to claim a bigger slice of the UK market worth £2.8bn.

Winner: Lord Allen (centre) with IoD director Kate Brackenbury and awards host Miles Jupp

2 Sisters boss scoops IoD lifetime achievement award

By Noli Dinkovski

2 Sisters Food Group chairman Charles Allen has been recognised for 40 years of work across the private, public and charitable sectors – including his contribution to food manufacturing – with an Institute of Directors (IoD) Lifetime Achievement Award.

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