Clean-label, functional ingredients go a long way toward the sustainability concerns – of the baker, the material supplier and the consumer. Just before Christmas last year, a London baker called Maisie Collins opened up an industrial-sized oven for her local community to use free of charge.
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By Judith van Peij, Innovation Manager dsm-firmenich and Fatima Zoundri, Head of Sustainability dsm-firmenich Clean-label, functional ingredients go a long…
Today’s consumers are taking a more proactive approach to their diets and being more mindful of how their food choices…
Queen Margaret University’s food experts have developed a new plant-based, clean-label ingredient to replace palm fat in a wide variety of products across the bakery sector, such as cakes and biscuits. This development could reduce dependency on palm-based ingredients.
Reformulating baked goods to have a lower sugar content must take into consideration the taste of the final products, as well as replicating sugar’s functional benefits. Predough processes are up to both tasks.
Many requirements for clean labels can also be met by suitable dough technologies.
By Dr. Torsten Zense, Food Technology Manager, R&D and Marketing, DIOSNA Dierks & Soehne GmbH There is more to a…
By Dr. Julien Huen, ttz Bremerhaven Resource scarcity is affecting nearly all sectors of the economy worldwide, with the baking…
Queen Margaret University’s food experts have developed a new plant-based, clean-label ingredient to replace palm fat in a wide variety…
The global gluten-free products market size is expected to reach USD 13.7 billion by 2030, according to a new report by Grand View Research.
