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	Related Industry News Consumers demand guilt-free indulgence There is increasing scope for healthy yet indulgent products as consumers refuse to sacrifice taste for nutrition, according to a new Datamonitor study... Read Liquorice lollipop launched for tooth health Scientists in California have developed a sugar-free lollipop, infused with a liquorice extract, that they claim can help prevent tooth decay... Read Merger fails for UK dairy cooperatives First Milk, a leading UK dairy cooperative, is reassessing its growth plans after merger talks with national rival Milk Link were mutually called off yesterday... Read Beetroot juice may lower blood pressure: study Drinking just 500ml of beetroot juice a day can significantly reduce blood pressure, suggests a new study from London... Read Weekly comment Branding Vs label info: who's the enemy? Product branding and information provided to consumers on food labels are again at loggerheads, and industry doesn't seem likely to accept new EU labelling proposals without a fight. Read Previous Headlines Co-op to eliminate caged eggs, reduce packaging UK supermarket Co-op has announced it will place more emphasis on Fairtrade, free range, and packaging reduction, a move that puts more pressure on food companies to improve their environmental and ethical credentials... Read Pernod Ricard divests for key-brand drive Spirit group Pernod Ricard is to sell off 14 sherry and brandy labels, excluding its Domecq brand, as it continues to focus on strong growth in the premium liquors segment... Read Ecolab buys into wastewater management Ecolab, a global supplier of hygiene and safety systems, hopes to step up its focus on sustainable water and energy supply for the beverage and food industries with its latest acquisition... Read Protein-rich flours offer potential for gluten-free foods Adding soybean and pea proteins isolates and transglutaminase to rice flour may find potential in the rapidly growing gluten-free market, suggests new research... Read Food firms to trial UK carbon footprint standard The UK-based Carbon Trust has announced that five food and drinks companies will make up a third wave of new partners to trial a new standard for assessing carbon emissions... Read Technical / White Papers, Case studies, Web casts Profits Rise with Consistent Flow - Case Study Meet global food safety standards and increase productivity - Technical / White Paper Unexpected maintenance issues? - Technical / White Paper Robotic packing accelerates soft drink manufacturing line - Case Study Gates Offers Free Download on Food Processing - Technical / White Paper Targeting Optimal Nutrient Absorption with Phytonutrients - Technical / White Paper Traceability for packaging and processing lines - Free download - Technical / White Paper 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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