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[20 Mar 2009 | No Comment | 1,361 views]

Picture a rocket rising into the heavens.
Now you’ve got a mental image of what Pearse Lyons expects to happen to Alltech’s sales as a result of the agreement to make food flavorings in partnership with Mitsui and Asahi Breweries.
Lyons, founder and chief executive of Nicholasville-based Alltech, tells Feedinfo News Service that Alltech’s annual sales could double to $1 billion in five years.
Production of the yeast extracts is expected to total 3,000 tons in the first year and 10,000 tons annually in five years, Lyons told the European biotech news service.
The …

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[19 Mar 2009 | No Comment | 1,491 views]

The word “additive” can seem daunting, especially when it refers to your foods. The question always is, Why not eat foods from a natural and unadulterated source? But the truth is that food additives are used to help keep our foods fresh and make them even safer to eat. With a little bit of food education, you will soon find that additives are a lot less scary than you might think.
During the food manufacturing process, food is often exposed to all types of external conditions and can spoil due to …

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[19 Mar 2009 | No Comment | 1,550 views]

Did you know that about 80 per cent of the foods we eat today are refined and chemically altered?
The average American consumes 10-15 pounds of salt and additives per year. Food additives make foods more pleasing to the eye and prevent foods from spoiling so quickly.
Here are some quick “nasties” on your grocery shelf:
•Aspartame (aka: Equal, NutraSweet): enhances the taste of artificial sweeteners and is about 200 times sweeter then sucrose. Consists of two amino acids linked by methanol (alcohol found in antifreeze). In your body, these components break …

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[19 Mar 2009 | No Comment | 3,650 views]

In some cases you may find it desirable to stop the fermentation process before it comes to a stop on its own.
The most common reason for wishing to stop the fermentation process is that you have found the wine already has the exact amount of sweetness that you prefer and you do not want it to progress any further.
By stopping the fermentation at that point, many winemakers believe that they can preserve the amount of sweetness that the wine has already produced.
If you want a really sweet wine, such as …

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[19 Mar 2009 | No Comment | 1,624 views]

Danisco has reported a slowdown in food ingredient volume sales in Q3 as the economic downturn kicks in; sweeteners and enablers are worst hit, but growth rates in cultures ‘satisfactory’.
In revenue terms the Danish firm actually reported growth in ingredients compared to the same period of last year, from DKK2065m (c €277.13m at today’s exchange rates) to DKK2113m (€283.6m). But in EBIT terms (before special items) the result was DKK160m (€21.47m), down from DKK211m (€28.32m).
Enablers
In enablers, organic growth was described as “flat” year-on-year as volume growth slowed …

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[17 Mar 2009 | No Comment | 1,279 views]

3. Focusing on solving the problems affecting people’s well-being
Putting people first and promoting the resolution of problems affecting people’s well-being are another focus of the work of the Standing Committee. We combined legislation with oversight in our work. While improving our work, we also strived to enact and improve laws and while working on legislation, we also strived to more effectively investigate compliance with laws and carry out work oversight, thus strengthening the connection between the work of the NPC and people’s well-being and making the NPC’s work even …

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[17 Mar 2009 | No Comment | 1,612 views]
Why organic food is to human

Organic food is the food that has been prepared sans harmful chemicals, such as herbicides, fungicides and insecticides. A complete organic food also prohibits the use of anti biotic in feeding animals. Though the yields from organic farms are lower, the benefits of consuming organic food are multi fold higher than consuming conventional foods.
Children and pregnant women are more vulnerable to the harmful effects of artificial fertilizers and it is worth spending a few more dollars on organic foods. Studies indicate that, in organic foods, the level of antioxidants, vitamins …

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[17 Mar 2009 | No Comment | 2,012 views]

Japan develops standards of food additives. The standards approve Sodium Stearoyl Lactylate, isovaleraldehyde as food additives, and develop standard specifications of these substances.
Sodium stearoyl lactate is an organic compound used as a food additive.
It is made by combining lactic acid and stearic acid, and then reacting the result with sodium hydroxide or calcium hydroxide to make the sodium or calcium salt. It is used as an emulsifier in processed foods.
Isovaleraldehyde is a liquid with an apple-like odor and naturally occurs in the oils of orange, lemon, eucalyptus, and peppermint. It …

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[17 Mar 2009 | No Comment | 1,251 views]

Wellness supplementations today have gone a necessity if one desires to empower her/his own body against maturing and disease . Several debate that health supplements are not at all required but with the conception of nutrient processing methods and modern farming practices, food quality is now lower in nutrient density.
Chemic plant foods, environmental contamination, and food preservatives have deprived us from essential nutrients that are necessary to fend off diseases and fix our immune system. Nutritionary wellness supplementations thence are needed to close this nutritive gap. These foods include minerals …

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[17 Mar 2009 | No Comment | 1,366 views]

1. Sodium Nitrite and its closely related Sodium Nitrate are food preservatives used primarily in prepared meat and fish such as ham, bacon, hot dogs, corned beef (spam), luncheon meats, and smoked fish.
2. Sodium Nitrite helps preserve the pink / red color of the meat which should have been grayish having been precooked. It also adds a characteristic flavor.
3. It also wards off against clostridium botulinum, the bacteria responsible for botulism, a dangerous disease causing respiratory and muscular paralysis.
4. Unfortunately, when cooked or broken down in the stomach, nitrites form …