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In This Edition of Prepared Foods e-Flash

* Saputo Buying Alto Dairy
* Martek Names Science Officer
* Tea May Lower Parkinson’s Risk
* Price Increase at Hershey
* BASF Looks to Shanghai

* Sweets and Gout
* Dykun Joins NutriPure
* More Calcium in GMO Carrots
* New CFO at DC
* New Managers at American

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Business News

Saputo Buying Alto Dairy
Saputo Inc. entered into an agreement to acquire the activities of Alto Dairy Cooperative.

NutraCea in Indonesian JV
NutraCea expanded its international presence by entering into a formal alliance to construct a new wheat flour mill in Indonesia.

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NA Beverages Expands Headquarters
DNA Beverage Corporation relocated its corporate office and distribution center.

Price Increase at Hershey
The Hershey Company announced an increase in the wholesale prices on approximately one third of its domestic confectionery line.

Cadbury Commits to Farmers
Cadbury announced the establishment of the Cadbury Cocoa Partnership to secure the economic, social and environmental sustainability of around a million cocoa farmers and their communities in Ghana, India, Indonesia and the Caribbean.

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BASF Looks to Shanghai
BASF recently injected 1 million euros into an R&D center in Shanghai, making the city one of BASF's global innovation bases.

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Black Tea May Lower Parkinson’s Risk
Drinking black tea regularly could help prevent the onset of Parkinson's disease.

Sweets and Gout
The more sugary soft drinks, fruit juices and fruit men consume, the more likely they are to have gout.
 

More Calcium in GMO Carrots
Genetically modifying carrots to express increased levels of a gene that enables the transport of calcium across membranes of plant cells can make the vegetables a better source of calcium.

 

Top Headlines
* Tears of a Clone
* NutraCea JV
* Canada Buying Sandwich Co.
* A Starbucks Shuffle
* Kerry Purchasing Breeo
* Barista Battle
* Women’s Supplement Use Drops

* Med Diet During Pregnancy
* Berger VP at Senomyx
* Monterey's VP of Sales 

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+ FDA
+ USDA
+ foodCompliance.com
+ Research Chefs Association
+ Datamonitor
+ Information Resources
+ Mintel Group
+ Food Update

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+ NutraSolutions.com
+ e-Learning Center
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+ ProductInnovationXchange
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+ Spirit of Innovation Awards

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Toyo Shinyaku Supplement-certified by FDA
Japan's Toyo Shinyaku Co. has been certified by the U.S. FDA to produce and handle dietary supplements.

Breast Milk and Asthma
Breast feeding may help babies avoid asthma caused by allergies in later life
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Martek Names Science Officer
DHA researcher and expert Dr. Norman Salem, Jr., will join Martek Biosciences as vice president and chief scientific officer.

Technomic Promotes Henkes
Technomic promoted David Henkes to vice president.

Imperial Names CEO
Imperial Sugar Company confirmed the appointment of John C. Sheptor as president and chief executive officer.

New CFO at DC
DC Brands International hired Martin Bykowsky as chief financial officer.

Four New Senior Managers at American Dairy
American Dairy Inc. enhanced its senior management team with four new professionals to lead sales and marketing, production, and research and development efforts.

Klauser Named to Unilever Marketing Post
Unilever U.S. named Lisa Klauser as vice president of the consumer and customer solutions organization.

Coca-Cola Bottling’s New President
Coca-Cola Bottling Company announced that Kevin Warren has been named president and general manager.

Kelly Named President of American Italian
American Italian Pasta Company announced that Jack Kelly has assumed the positions of president and chief executive officer.

Dykun Becomes Sr. Research Scientist at NutriPure
NutriPure Beverages Inc. named Jessica Dykun as its senior research scientist
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Industry Events

NEW East Coast Applications-oriented Educational Seminar
Prepared Foods' 2008 R&D Applications Seminar East will offer 80+ practical seminars to further educate bench-level R&D on solutions to specific application challenges and a better understanding of ingredient functionality April 14-15, 2008, at the Hilton East Brunswick Hotel, East brunswick, N.J. To register your team, or for seminar schedule information, visit http://bnpevents.com/PF/RD-East/.

Drive Development Initiative with PIX
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features:
• Meetings structured around YOUR specific R&D challenges
• Creating new strategic partnerships with innovative suppliers
• Confidential meetings with suppliers able to solve your challenges
• Providing a distraction-free forum away from the office
To be held April 20-23, 2008, in Park City, Utah.
For additional information, contact Layne Skoyen at 952-736-9373 or e-mail lskoyen@pi-xchange.com
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Attune Foods combines the health benefits of probiotics with the convenience of a snack bar with the launch of its Attune Yogurt & Granola Wellness Bars. The company claims the bars contain more than five times the live active cultures in yogurt, with three proprietary probiotic strains that are part of the digestive system’s natural flora. According to the Attune Foods website, the probiotics have proven stability, survivability, efficacy and safety. The company uses multiple probiotic strains because each may have slightly different characteristics ...
 
For an in-depth analysis of other products hitting store shelves, visit Prepared Foods' website.


Market Research

Soft Drinks Losing Their Fizz
 
February 1/London -– A new report by independent market analyst Datamonitor finds that consumers are having a greater number of soft drink occasions, with consumption projected to increase through 2011. Consumers in the U.K. had 2.3 soft drink occasions per person per day in 2006, and this is projected to grow quicker than for Europe as a whole and the U.S., to reach 2.9 occasions by 2011. Datamonitor’s report analyzes how consumers’ changing hot and soft drink preferences are shaping the non-alcoholic drinks industry.
 
Healthy Drinks on the Rise
Consumers’ soft drink occasions across Europe and the U.S. are increasing, meaning that this is an exciting time for beverage marketers to target new occasions. When it comes to choosing soft drinks, consumers in Europe and the U.S. are increasingly opting for healthier soft drink choices.
 
"Greater consumer knowledge on the importance of hydration, maintaining a healthy diet and an awareness of nutritional needs, together with a growth in scepticism towards sugared carbonates are all contributing to a dynamic soft drink market," says Matthew Jones, consumer market analyst and author of the study.
 
The consequences of this changing attitude can be expressed by looking at how consumers’ share of throat is projected to evolve over the next four years. In the U.K., carbonate consumption is forecast to decline as a proportion of total soft drink consumption, from 61% to 50% by 2011. In contrast, Datamonitor forecasts juices to grow from 16% to 22%, whilst bottled water is forecast to increase from 19% to 24% over the same period. The same trend is evident in Europe and the U.S. overall, with carbonates set to decline from 50% of overall soft drink consumption in 2006, to 45% in 2011.
 
Coffee Goes Upscale
Consumers’ hot drink consumption is increasingly characterized by a trend toward premiumization, particularly in the United States. The growth of coffee shops has meant consumers are increasingly drinking higher quality coffee, and are willing to pay more money for it. U.K. consumers are some of the biggest consumers of hot drinks in Europe, behind Sweden and the Netherlands. U.K. consumers had on average 3.7 hot drink occasions per person per day in 2006, compared to 3.2 occasions in Europe as a whole, and 1.8 occasions in the United States.
 
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