Doehler uses BrauBeviale 2016 to showcase integrated solutions for healthy, multi-sensory experiences
November 15, 2016
More natural, healthier and more extraordinary in taste. This best describes the innovation concepts Doehler presented at this year’s BrauBeviale in Nuremberg, Germany.
Beneo’s functional native rice starch Remypure qualifies for natural and clean label status worldwide
November 14, 2016
With its new functional native rice starch Remypure, BENEO offers food manufacturers a versatile clean label rice starch, allowing viscosity build-up suitable for both gentle and demanding processing conditions.
Natural & organic industry sales 32% higher than five years ago, growth outpacing overall food and beverage market
October 10, 2016
While traditional value drivers—price, taste, and convenience—continue to be the most important influencers of consumer shopping behavior, Americans also weigh "evolving drivers"—health and wellness, safety, social impact, experience, and transparency—in their food purchasing decisions.
Today, despite concerns over the definition and use of the term “natural” in some quarters, there’s been continued growth in products marketed on natural or clean label platforms.
General Mills expects to reach $1 billion in net sales from natural and organic products by 2019
March 10, 2016
General Mills announced it will accelerate its commitment to more than double the organic acreage from which it sources ingredients. The company now expects to meet its goal of 250,000 acres by 2019.
The rules for maintaining kosher, halal, and other religious diets can be dizzying but intermediary organizations are helping processors answer to that “higher authority”
In 2013, Natural Food Certifiers Inc. (NFC), a kosher/natural/organic product certification program, inaugurated its GMO (genetically modified organisms) product verification program, called “GMO Guard.”
New priorities are coming into focus for consumers, like eating foods in their pure form
January 4, 2016
What we eat and drink each year might not change as quickly as the mobile phones we carry in our pockets, but food and beverage marketers should not take this as a license to rest on their laurels.