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Nowadays acid whey typically refers to the ever expanding amounts of whey originating from Greek style yoghurt. However, not every acid whey is the same. As lactose crystallisation in acid whey is complex and affected by many factors, including the presence of lactic acid, minerals and proteins, it is more…
16 August 2016 | By New Food
In the second of two infographics courtesy of Arla Foods, the importance of maintaining a young body age by incorporating an increased consumption of whey proteins and milk material into our everyday diet is explored.
16 August 2016 | By Jennette Higgs, Consultant Dietitian, California Prune Board
Jennette Higgs, International Dietitian and Consultant discusses and dispels the false myth of dried fruit as a sugar-filled dentist's nightmare...
15 August 2016 | By New Food
In the first of two infographics courtesy of Arla Foods, we explore how acid whey can be transformed into new, exciting products offering a solution to the increasing issue of waste in the dairy industry.
12 August 2016 | By Lisa Roukin
This week we have an exclusive interview with Lisa Roukin to discuss her gluten free recipe book My Relationship with Food and the benefits of gluten free alternatives.
9 August 2016 | By New Food
Following on from our article last week introducing the innovative I Am Super Grains product, this week we have an exclusive interview with founder Barney Mauleverer to discuss the intricacies of the product, new deals on the horizon and the future of the brand.
9 August 2016 | By Guido de Jager
In Part 3 of his review of the global survey on colour, Guido de Jager discusses product labelling and opportunities available for industry...
2 August 2016 | By Guido de Jager
In Part 2 of his review of the global survey on colour, Guido de Jager discusses consumer preference and consumer type...
26 July 2016 | By Guido de Jager
In this three part series, Guido de Jager discusses the results of a global survey that revealed detailed insights into consumer behaviour and preferences for natural colours and flavours...
18 July 2016 | By Lisa Farland, Happy To Survive
To help combat food waste, Happy to Survive have created an infographic on reheating food. Lisa Farland discusses more about reheating food here...
11 July 2016 | By Victoria White, Digital Content Producer
Could edible insects be the answer to feeding a global population expected to hit 9 billion by 2050? New Food caught up with Robert Nathan Allen, founder of Little Herds, to find out...
In this issue: Fibre; Spectroscopy; Food Safety; Chocolate; Sensory Science; Ingredients; Food Authenticity; Certification; and much more...
30 June 2016 | By New Food
In our Food Safety supplement: Phages and the control of bacteria in food; Biofilms - formation and control strategies for the dairy industry; Hygienic Design – how to comply with it from a food manufacturer’s perspective? And much more...
30 June 2016 | By New Food
In this Ingredients supplement: Functional lipids in beverage products; Hemp – superfood; The science of flavour; IFT 2016 show preview...
30 June 2016 | By Guillermo E. Napolitano, PhD, Expert Scientist, Nestlé Development Center
The last decade has witnessed an extraordinary surge in the development of beverage products containing healthier oils and nutritionally active lipid ingredients. There has been a significant shift from the use of relatively unhealthy, but chemically stable, fats rich in saturated and trans fatty acids (TFA), to healthy and chemically…
