Articles Tagged with ''food product development''

An accomplished food and grain science expert, Dr. Cai joined MGP in the role of applications scientist in 2013.  He previously had served as a post-doctoral research associate in cereal chemistry at Washington State University in Pullman, Wash. 

Symrise Flavors and Diana Food, part of the Symrise organization since 2014, have collaborated in the development of the “Discover Chicken” line. The heightened chicken flavor competency is aptly named because the new range of chicken flavors deliver a groundbreaking sensory experience of authentic, freshly cooked chicken without the typical off-notes found in other flavor solutions.

With Americans welcoming heat to their palates, manufacturers can adapt more Hispanic and Latin flavors in their formulations.

Chr. Hansen purchased the Banker Wire manufacturing facility in Mukwonago, Wis. Officials say the move adds significantly to its presence in North America and is in convenient proximity to its Milwaukee-base. Taking this step is in response to an ever growing interest from US consumers in products made from natural, recognizable and safe ingredients, putting pressure on food and beverage producers to convert to natural colors.

RiaGev is a unique combination of two molecules that offers greater benefits than either can deliver on its own. Bioenergy Life Science use a distinct, proprietary formulation to manufacture this specialty ingredient.

Industrial pizza cheese and pasta filata makers need consistency and reliability in their operations. Under intense pressure to operate efficiently, cheese plants are sometimes forced to adjust their process times due to starter cultures that don’t perform consistently, which causes production delays that impact quality and, ultimately, the bottom line.

For the industry to truly be innovative, and continue to be relevant well beyond the Millennial boom, insights professionals will need to look well outside of food to better anticipate consumers' changing relationship with food.

Among the collection’s offerings are seasonings and blends for proteins, snacks and dairy. These items are also the starting point for food manufacturers and foodservice establishments to develop their own unique signature product offerings, with Fuchs’ culinary specialists at their side.

Dennis Reid, vice president of business development, notes, “We developed this new product in response to demand and requests from several customers who had recently lost their incumbent supplier for their bacon bits. So we went to work and within 60 days we had formulated and commercialized an alternative for them.”