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	Access Full Stories Internet traceability system launched for food processors An internet-based interface that allows food processors to see which country every ingredient has come from and each process a product goes through in the factory is set to significantly overhaul food chain traceability... Read Swiss sausages suffer casing shortage under Brazil beef ban Swiss sausage processors are gearing up to challenge the EU ban on Brazilian beef over concern that the rule will stop production of one of their best-selling products... Read The simpler the better for food labelling, says study Simple front-of-pack nutritional labelling and endorsement by health organisations are most efficient in informing consumers, according to a new Unilever study... Read Butter replacement launched for low fat baking A new tapioca-based ingredient used to replace butter in cakes, breads and pastries cuts the fat content of the product by up to ninety-seven per cent, the manufacturers claim... Read Cargill meets hydrocolloid challenges with investment Cargill is continuing its long-term investment in its hydrocolloids business with a €3m investment in its factory in Baupte, France, which is aimed at improving productivity and maintaining the highest quality... Read
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	Related Industry News Lager volume gains keep SABMiller on target Sales volume growth across SABMiller's regional markets, increased pricing and a favourable exchange rate over the US dollar are helping to keep the brewer on track for its full year targets, the company said today... Read Suiker Unie consolidates Dutch sugar production Cosun's Suiker Unie is to close its sugar factory in Groningen, The Netherlands, as part of measures to reduce production in line with the new sugar regime... Read Bio Serae targets joint health with milk proteins France's Bio Serae has unveiled a joint health ingredient using milk proteins, which it says has produced good results at lowering inflammation and cartilage degeneration... Read Trans-fats harm may extend to prostate: study Increased intakes of trans-fatty acids may increase the risk of non-aggressive prostate tumours by about 100 per cent, suggests new research from Harvard... Read Weekly comment How natural is 'natural'? Products claiming to be 'natural' are flooding onto the marketplace, but the refusal by regulators to provide a formal definition of the term will ultimately lead to confusion for consumers and a legal headache for manufacturers. Read Previous Headlines Plimsoll predicts exciting activity in UK food sector Most of the UK food manufacturing sector is well equipped to deal with anticipated economic fall-out this year, according to a new analysis from Plimsoll Publishing, with a flurry of mergers and acquisitons on... Read Salzgitter to buy SIG Beverages unit Leading steel firm Salzgitter is buying SIG Beverages from the Switzerland-based SIG packaging group, expanding its share of the plastic bottle market... Read No nano in organic foods, says UK certifier The use of nanomaterials has been banned from organic foods by the UK's Soil Association, the leading certifier of organic products in the country... Read Chr Hansen offers flexible soft cheese cultures Chr Hansen has developed four new cultures to produce optimum acidification and texture for soft cheeses and allow manufactures to bypass the costly bulk starter method... Read Environmental concerns dog Cadbury closure Cadbury has this week confirmed it will continue with plans to switch some UK production to Poland, sparking accusations that the confectioner will be adding 12 million food miles to its brands... Read Technical / White Papers, Case studies, Web casts Robotic packing accelerates soft drink manufacturing line - Case Study Traceability for packaging and processing lines - Free download - Technical / White Paper Product Information - brochures, Web centers Agribusiness Seminar at Harvard Business School - January 13 to 16, 2008 - Seminar Info Product Innovation Alerts - Free of Charge Indicate your research interests and receive alerts on relevant products and market innovations Cleaning / Safety / Hygiene End-of-Line Packaging Packaging Materials Primary Packaging Processing Technology Service Providers Software / IT / RFID

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