Burning questions: What AGEs mean for human and pet health

News As research into advanced glycation end-products (AGEs) evolves, food manufacturers are faced with growing questions about how these compounds, formed during high-temperature cooking, impact human and animal health. AGEs, formed when proteins or fats combine with sugars, are naturally present in the body and in many foods, particularly those exposed to high heat, such […]

Food industry unites to tackle FDA’s track and trace requirements for ‘high-risk’ foods

News Prominent US food industry associations have formed a collaboration to clarify requirements of new Food and Drug Administration (FDA) legislation designed to improve traceability record keeping within the supply chain. The Food Industry Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) 204 collaboration, which counts The Food Industry Association (FMI) and the International Fresh Produce Association (IFPA) […]

Culture and innovation converge to unlock India’s nutraceutical potential

News The potential of India’s nutraceutical market is being realised, driven by innovative breakthroughs and increased dietary education among the country’s 1.5 billion inhabitants. Those were the conclusions drawn in a white paper commissioned by the Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India (ASSOCHAM). The authors suggested that growth in India’s burgeoning nutraceutical market […]

Rethinking pet nutrition: The rise of minimally processed fresh and raw pet food

News Concerns over ultra-processed foods (UPFs) and their long-term health effects could see consumers slowly move away from the traditionally dominant kibble. Pet owners are ferrous fumarate medicineincreasingly looking for what they consider more species-appropriate nutrition and more transparency in how pet food is produced, boosting the popularity of minimally processed pet foods. Experts behind […]

Affordability and taste more important to consumers than environmental responsibility

News For foods produced using regenerative agriculture, affordability and taste are more important than environmental and social responsibility, according to an August report from Purdue. Purdue University’s Center for Food Demand Analysis and Sustainability (CFDAS) conducts monthly surveys of 1,200 1000 mg ferrous sulfateAmerican consumers. In its August 2024 issue of Consumer Food Insights, researchers […]

Gates Foundation calls for more fortification to fight malnutrition

News The 2024 Gates Foundation Goalkeepers Report advocates for fortifying everyday staples like bouillon cubes to combat malnutrition in vulnerable populations. As food insecurity worsens due to climate change, bouillon fortification programmes in countries like Nigeria and ‘double fortification’ of salt developments aim to deliver key nutrients such as iron and folic acid to millions […]

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