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Floral flavors are blooming and making their way into a variety of food and beverages. According to Technavio, the global floral flavors market is expected to grow at a CAGR of almost 10% during the period 2018-2022. 

AAK, known around the world for its co-development process, regularly hosts AAK Academy™ learning events, providing opportunities for knowledge sharing to inspire forward-thinking innovation in new product development. 

The Fibersol line of ingredients is included in the FDA’s list of dietary fibers and can fulfill consumer desires for tasty, fiber-full products that are well tolerated and have demonstrated satiety benefits. 

According to AC Nielsen, within the categories that commonly use modified starches, such as bakery, yogurt, soup, and noodles, the clean label segment is now almost $10 billion and has shown 6% annual growth for the past three years.

Customers and suppliers will benefit from Brenntag Food & Nutrition understanding the market specific needs and developments.

The company’s “Flavors of the Future” research yielded a hot list of emerging, growing, mainstream and established flavor trends that will dominate the sports nutrition market.

Customers were invited by the company to visit and tour the vineyard of Tim Grow, one of Welch’s farmer-owners, in Grandview, Wash. They witnessed the harvesting of Concord and Niagara grapes and followed their short journey to a nearby processing facility for juicing immediately after picking.

"Today's consumers want exciting sensory experiences that preserve their health and wellbeing. It's about meaningful consumption," says Emmanuel Laroche, Symrise vice president of marketing and consumer insights and global marketing leader.

RiaGev is the first and only commercially available compound uniquely combining Bioenergy Ribose and a form of Vitamin B3. It is distinctly formulated to enter the salvage pathway directly to more efficiently increase nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD) in the body.

Symrise aims to continue its growth in the US market for natural food ingredients and wants to successively expand the site in Georgia until 2020.