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Access Full Stories Anthocyanins, antioxidant pigments from fruit and vegetables, have a "significant potency" against fat cells and could be used for the prevention of weight gain, suggests a new study from Japan... Read Nestle, Phosphagenics to complete trial by mid-08 A phase 2 clinical trial into the potential for using Phospha E in foods to address metabolic syndrome is on schedule for completion this summer, paving the way to commercialisation of the ingredient in functional... Read Lycopene, zinc linked to better prostate health Lycopene, zinc and vitamin D show a 'weak association' for protection against benign prostate hyperplasia (BPH), a condition said to affect more than half of all men over the age of 50, suggests a new study... Read Healthy foods hold opportunities for starch, says Frost High costs and market maturity make food starches a tough proposition, says analyst, but there are some clear opportunities since starch is critical in creating diet products with appealing taste and texture... Read The ethical cocoa confusion While most consumers agree that ethically-sourced cocoa is no bad thing, an ever increasing number of different schemes risks muddying the issue and puzzling chocolate fans... Read |
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Blue Smarties are back thanks to Spirulina An all-natural colouring derived from seaweed has put blue Smarties back on the shelves following their removal over two years ago in response to concerns over artificial additives... Read Danisco sugar production tops 1m tonnes Record yields from sugar beet fields in several countries have resulted in a bumper sugar harvest for Denmark's Danisco group... Read Q4 profits fail to lift Cloetta Fazer results Nordic confectioner Cloetta Fazer reported Friday a 9.5 per cent drop in operating profit for the tax year 2007, despite strong increases during the fourth quarter... Read Lab study questions sweeteners for weight control Sweetening foods with artificial sweeteners like saccharin may lead to increased body weight and fat build-up, suggests a study with rats that goes against intuition... Read
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