In Prepared Foods’ annual survey, key players in the food and beverage industry lend insight into the tactics—and ingredients—they’re using to help consumers with weight management and the health issues associated with overweight/obesity.
An alliance project involving Chr. Hansen and Fresh Beverages International makes it possible for producers of non-refrigerated beverages to add probiotics to their drinks.
A university food scientist has developed a process that turns coarse golden by-product of ethanol production also known as distillers' dried grain (DDG) into a food-grade ingredient.
College students, who took probiotics had shorter, less severe colds than students who did not take the beneficial microorganisms, U.S. researchers found.