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Access Full Stories Swiss ingredients supplier DSM has jacked up the price of vitamin A by 10 per cent in response to "sharp" energy, raw materials and transportation cost increases... Read Propionic acid beverage could boost satiety A new study suggests a dairy beverage fermented with propionic acid may boost feelings of satiety, but work will be needed on optimal dose and palatability of market-viable food concepts... Read Two's a crowd for probiotic cytokine production Finnish researchers have found single strains of probiotic bacteria have a greater effect on cytokine production than those used in combination... Read Frutarom develops taste for energy market Swiss ingredients supplier Frutarom has launched an "ingredient concept" around the energy sector to assist manufacturers with new product development... Read Iodine fortification mandatory for NZ bakers Bakers in New Zealand will now by law have to fortify bread products with iodine, as regulators in the country attempt to boost consumption of the essential nutrient... Read |
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