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Symrise Adds Extraction Capabilities for Botanicals, Vanilla

The natural extracts can now be a direct offering to clients, shortening lead times and gaining supply chain efficiencies

November 14, 2019

These new extractions can be used across a wide variety of applications including yogurts, ice creams, desserts, bakery, confectionery, protein shakes, and beverages – both alcoholic and non-alcoholic.

Edible Flowers in Food Product Development

The use of edible flowers is blossoming throughout the food and beverage industry

Jayme Starrak

June 19, 2018

Edible flowers are incredibly diverse in flavor and fragrance, allowing formulators plenty of leeway to experiment and innovate with the pretty, delicate ingredients.

Amelia Bay: Liquid Tea Extracts

Amelia Bay is North America’s only vertical tea brewer and formulator serving private label beverage, flavor ingredient and foodservice product manufacturers

December 15, 2014

Amelia Bay is North America’s only vertical tea brewer and formulator serving private label beverage, flavor ingredient and foodservice product manufacturers.

Synergy Flavors: Pure Essences, Extracts

Proprietary, gentle process distinguishes Synergy Flavors’ Synergy Pure coffee and tea essences and extracts

December 15, 2014

Tea and coffee are two of the world’s most popular beverages. The demand for freshness in the thriving market for tea and coffee is paramount.

Wild for ADM

Archer Daniels Midland Company is acquiring WILD Flavors GmbH.

July 8, 2014

The deal is valued at approximately $3.13 billion.

Finlay Takes Autocrat

James Finlay Limited has bought 100% of the share capital of Autocrat LLC.

April 28, 2014

The purchase price was not disclosed.

Wild Takes Alfrebro

Wild Flavors Inc. has acquired Alfrebro LLC, a manufacturer of natural extracts and aroma chemicals.

December 2, 2013

With this positioning, Wild will further its development position and product lines to expand not only into unique flavors, extracts, and aromas for the food and beverage market, but also to strengthen its health and wellness focus and initiatives.

Liquid Art

The fusion of the kitchen and the bar -- through techniques and concoctions that create multisensory experiences -- projects a new future for beverages.

David Feder , RDN Junior Merino, "The Liquid Chef," Contributing Editor

June 18, 2013

The fusion of the kitchen and the bar -- through techniques and concoctions that create multisensory experiences -- projects a new future for beverages.