The ongoing evolution of consumer preferences due to more and better access to quality information on nutrition has been the driving force behind the “clean label” movement.
New facility in China is positioned to create food of the future
December 9, 2016
Situated in Shanghai, Cargill ONE employs nearly 50 researchers, scientists, nutritionists and chefs who will work with customers to develop nutritious and safe food that meet the changing tastes of consumers.
New fund set to fuel the future of food innovation
December 7, 2016
As part of its commitment to innovation and growth, Tyson Foods, Inc. launched a venture capital fund focused on investing in companies developing breakthrough technologies, business models and products to sustainably feed a growing world population.
Accenture has quantified the economic and financial impact of leading innovation and product development practices for the eight industries
November 29, 2016
A focus on distinct innovation and product development capabilities is paying off for some companies as they deliver between 3-7% higher annualized revenue than their peers, Accenture research shows.
Visit newproductsconference.com and to view our late September 2016 agenda where all speakers addressed “Disruptive Innovation.” Here, meanwhile, are a few thoughts from keynote presenters.
Nexira using HiE to showcase functional health ingredients
November 2, 2016
Nexira will use this year’s Health Ingredients Europe (HiE) to showcase several ingredients with functional benefits. Visitors are invited to Nexira’s booth #F14 to learn about Cognivia™, a novel natural solution for cognitive performance; IDAlg™ a natural ingredient for weight management; and Fibregum™, a soluble dietary acacia fiber that aids digestive health.
Cargill's erythritol, cane sugar and high oleic sunflower oil are now Non-GMO Project Verified and commercially available
October 24, 2016
As demand for non-GMO food rises, Cargill has for the first time taken the step to gain Non-GMO Project Verification for three of its food ingredients.
Notable efforts at producing plant-derived meat substitutes and analogs abound. And sports and energy food and beverage designers tapped into the value of protein for active bodies years ago. Further, with a major shift under way to reduce reliance on meat as a primary daily source of protein, ingredient technologists are engaged in providing high-value, technologically advanced protein alternatives.