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Fi Asia 2025 live: Ingredion explores texture, taste & sugar reduction trends in Asia Pacific
Fi Asia 2025 live: Ingredion explores texture, taste & sugar reduction trends in Asia Pacific
Ingredion highlights the culturally diverse markets in Asia Pacific with notable differences between Southeast Asia, China, and Japan in terms of texture, taste, and health expectations. Food Ingredients First speaks to the company live from the show floor in Bangkok, Thailand, where it is showcasing its multi-textural, zero-sugar, and fiber fortification capabilities. Executives dive into the latest consumer trends driving innovation in sugar-reduced solutions, the latest research about regional differences and how regulations and government health initiatives are also shaping innovation.
Natural color innovation thrives amid tightening regulations around artificial ingredients
Natural color innovation thrives amid tightening regulations around artificial ingredients
As consumers continue to move away from artificial ingredients and regulation around color additives and food dyes tightens, companies are innovating solutions that boost clean label credentials with natural color alternatives.
Green oil: NoPalm-Milcobel deal unlocks whey permeate to create sustainable palm fat substitute
Green oil: NoPalm-Milcobel deal unlocks whey permeate to create sustainable palm fat substitute
NoPalm Ingredients is partnering with Belgian dairy cooperative Milcobel to scale the production of circular and sustainable palm oil substitutes using fermentation. This move comes as palm oil production grapples with concerns over deforestation and carbon dioxide emissions, along with consumer demands for palm-free products.
Rennet Caseins: At the Heart of Cheese Performance
Rennet Caseins: At the Heart of Cheese Performance
Driven by innovation and global demand, the processed and analogue cheese market is reinventing itself. Rennet caseins, true technological enhancers, deliver smooth melting, stretching, and thermal stability. Their unique functional profile paves the way for more creative, high-performing formulations tailored to tomorrow’s trends and consumer expectations.This Technical Paper is brought to you by Lactalis Ingredients.
Drinktec 2025 live: IFF talks enzyme innovations for alcohol-free beer brewing
Drinktec 2025 live: IFF talks enzyme innovations for alcohol-free beer brewing
IFF is highlighting innovation in no- and low-alcohol beers. Jens Magnus Eiken, global product manager for Brewing at IFF, tells us more about the role of enzymes in improved brewing efficiency. We also discuss the effect of enzymes on sustainability and valorizing brewing by-products.
IFT First 2025 review: Health-forward natural ingredients proliferate amid regulatory change
IFT First 2025 review: Health-forward natural ingredients proliferate amid regulatory change
At IFT First 2025 in Chicago, US, global ingredient leaders showcased their latest R&D and discussed the future of the F&B industry at a time of rapid technological and regulatory change. Better-for-you solutions dominated as suppliers spotlighted natural alternatives to synthetic formulations and the latest AI advancements for supply chain security and ingredient formulation.

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Mars invests big in EU operations as regulators resume Kellanova acquisition...
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Mars plans to invest €1 billion (US 1.18 billion) into its EU operations by the end of 2026 as it seeks EU approval for its US$36 billion acquisition of Pringles maker Kellanova. EU antitrust regulators are investigating the deal amid concerns that it could give the American multinational too much negotiating power with retailers and lead to price hikes for consumers.
Global trade agreement targets harmful fishing subsidies
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A new multilateral agreement under the World Trade Organization (WTO), aimed at phasing out harmful fisheries subsidies and enhancing the sustainability of marine resources, entered into force this week. The UN FAO welcomed the agreement, saying it aligns with its measures to tackle illegal, unregulated, and unreported (IUU) fishing.
Symrise expands operations in France to produce new chicken powders
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Symrise will increase its manufacturing capacity of chicken solutions with a new spray-drying tower in France. Production of new chicken powders is slated to begin by mid-2026 and is poised to keep pace with global consumer demand.
UK food inflation to spike as regulatory and climate change pressures mount,...
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The UK’s F&B sector could face a challenging inflation trend over the next two years, warns the Food and Drink Federation (FDF). Food prices are predicted to rise by 5.7% by December 2025, before slowing to 3.1% by the end of 2026.
Canary Island lentils: Ancient crop discovered through archaeological DNA could...
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Researchers at Linköping University and the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria in Spain have conducted the first genetic study of archaeological lentils in the Canary Islands. The findings suggest that, given ongoing climate change challenges, specific types of lentils could become valuable for plant breeding.
Vitafoods Asia 2025 live: Liposomal tech takes hold in Southeast Asian...
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A growing health-conscious consumer base in Asia is driving demand for liposomal supplements for efficient health interventions. Live at Vitafoods Asia, Nutrition Insight meets Wooree, dubbed South Korea’s “number one” liposomal company, to talk about how its latest HA.routine brand is shaping the future of nutraceuticals in the region. The beauty-from-within brand leverages its proprietary Liposome ab:MAX Technology to ensure stability of its vitamins and active ingredients through encapsulation. 
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Tetra Pak exec: Protein boom, food processing and adapting to industry challenges

Millions of health-conscious consumers face the same dilemma each day: they need more protein, but supermarket product lists are often riddled with unfamiliar names, preservatives, and high levels of salt and sugar. Plant-based proteins offer solutions to the “protein boom,” and the market is set to swell even further.

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Juice trends in the Middle East & Africa: Exploring “healthier indulgence”

In the sweltering heat of the Middle East and Africa, juices and juice-based drinks are more than simple hydration products. These cooling beverages are influenced by various consumer preferences, from evolving flavors to a focus on health-driven options and cultural relevance. Driven by regular consumption, this strong market category continually shifts due to changing consumer priorities. Brands must rethink their NPD strategies to stay ahead of fast-moving consumer trends. Innova Market Insights’ latest research highlights the emerging trends that brands should know about.

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Top food trends in Latin America: Health, indulgence & cultural authenticity

The demands of Latin American consumers are changing fast, fueled by an increasing desire for health, indulgence, and cultural authenticity. While brands react to this trend, it is important to know what resonates across generations and lifestyles. We explore how Innova Market Insights’ top food trends for 2025 align with the LATAM region and the drivers behind them. Based on extensive global surveys, these trends offer a lens into emerging opportunities for innovation, differentiation, and deeper consumer connection across the region.

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Natural colorsSep2025

According to data from Innova Market Insights, 67% of consumers worldwide are actively reducing artificial additives (such as flavors and colors) from their diets. In response, the use of natural colo...

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Food processing Sep 2025

Innova Market Insights reveals a clear shift in consumer habits: 39% have adjusted their diets to cut back on processed and packaged foods. In comparison, 26% specifically aim to eliminate processed snacks and junk food. This opens a path to health innovation as consumers start to search for healthy claims & ingredients in processed foods.

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Protein launches increaseSep 2025

Innova Market Insights data indicates that 58% of consumers globally actively include protein in their diets. This trend drives demand for versatile, convenient products with added protein. Bakery leads global F&B launches with protein ingredients, while protein-enriched soups are rapidly growing.

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Drinktec 2025 live: IFF talks enzyme innovations for alcohol-free beer brewing

IFF is highlighting innovation in no- and low-alcohol beers. Jens Magnus Eiken, global product manager for Brewing at IFF, tells us more about the role of enzymes in improved brewing efficiency. We also discuss the effect of enzymes on sustainability and valorizing brewing by-products.

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