Dietary Fiber

Food supplement to ease digestion

Microalgae supplement eases digestion

Roquette and 3I Nature pooled their know-how to develop a new food supplement based on micro-algae and fibres. Named Chlorella 2D, its synergistic combination of Roquette Chlorella and Nutriose are said to promote digestive health - a claim that is supported...

Soluble corn fibre can be added to a wide range of bakery goods

Triple boost for added fibre products

By Gary Scattergood

Improved bowel health, increased satiety and enhanced calcium absorption add to mounting evidence for the health benefits of certain added fibres in the diet, according to Tate & Lyle.

Fruitful study

Fruitful study

By Freddie Dawson

The term 'super fruit' is so overused it's nearly lost its meaning. The popular definition has tended to focus on nutrition and health. But some processors are using the term to highlight fruit that has strong technical uses in manufacturing.

The incredible bulk: Fibre in focus

The incredible bulk: Fibre in focus

Whether it’s satiety, moisture retention, mouthfeel or gut health, fibre has a multitude of functional properties to offer new product developers. Rod Addy reports


Just can't get enough

Just can't get enough

We all know consumers aren't getting enough fibre. The question is, do they care? asks Elaine Watson

Defining moment

Defining moment

Is the European Commission finally making the way legally clear for dietary fibre? Francesca Twinn and Elaine Watson report

Fibre in many forms

Fibre in many forms

By Lynda Searby

With the popularity of bran-based cereals on the wane, a new wave of fibre-rich varieties are arriving on the scene. Lynda Searby gets her fill

The Big issue

The Big issue

Whether they boost satiety, speed up metabolism, inhibit protein breakdown or block fat absorption, weight management ingredients are potentially big...

A bulky issue

A bulky issue

Fibre: it sounds simple, but even the EU hasn't yet figured out how to define and quantify it, as Bill Lavers reports

Save waste: cash in the chips

Save waste: cash in the chips

By Sarah Britton

Vegetable processors could benefit from new technology, which can turn potato waste into a valuable protein.Potato ingredients supplier Solanic has...

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