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FaBA MakerSpace: The innovation hub that could power Australia’s food start-up ecosystem
The University of Queensland in Australia has unveiled Food and Beverage Accelerator (FaBA) MakerSpace to speed up product development and boost industry collaboration. For Australian start-ups, FaBA MakerSpace can be a bridge between concept and commercialization, enabling faster formulation iterations, while strengthening the country’s food innovation ecosystem.Natural color innovations approach synthetic-level performance as biotech reshapes F&B
Natural colors are no longer aimed at just being a clean label alternative for synthetic hues in F&B applications — they are being engineered to match artificial performance. The future of natural color solutions is not restricted to better plant extracts, but includes a combination of agriculture, biotechnology, and advanced formulation to revamp the F&B ecosystem.HowGood: Using data to navigate health and sustainability trade-offs in F&B
The US government’s push to remove petroleum-based synthetic dyes from the food supply signals a broader shift in how health is being regulated and communicated to consumers. Under the “Make America Healthy Again” agenda, led by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., policymakers are placing renewed scrutiny on ingredients long used across the food and beverage industry.CEAMFIBRE a gut-friendly fibre solution
What's else, besides CEAMFIBRE's mutifunctionality? Could a citrus fibre be gut friendly? CEAMSA investigated whether CEAMFIBRE®—a partially soluble citrus fibre—may exhibit potential prebiotic and satiating properties using in vitro colonic fermentation models and enteroendocrine cell assays. Read the full study to find out.This Technical Paper is brought to you by CEAMSA.More per Bite: Turn wellness into market success
As wellness becomes a lifestyle driver, consumers expect more from every bite. Gut health, high protein and GLPI-1 medications are reshaping food choices – accelerating demand for nutrient-dense, multifunctional products that deliver tangible benefits in compact formats.In this webinar Valio’s Consumer Insight Manager Sara Helminen explores the forces behind the “More per Bite” phenomenon and what they mean for product development. The presentation dives into why food is increasingly more than just food, how smaller portions must deliver higher value, and why the protein boom is shifting from quantity to quality. She also highlights how gut health is entering the mainstream and the resulting opportunities this creates for FMCG brands.
Win-Win: Fermentation unlocks cocoa-free, climate-friendly chocolate NPD
Mark Golder, CEO of Win-Win, explains how his team recreates chocolate’s signature taste, shine, and snap — without cocoa — amid supply pressures driven by climate change. Using patented fermentation and sustainable cereals and legumes, the UK-based firm delivers a convincing chocolate alternative for bakery and confectionery products. Golder also points to rising demand for cocoa-free options and stresses the need to scale production and educate consumers to build a more resilient, sustainable future for chocolate.Settings
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Win-Win: Fermentation unlocks cocoa-free, climate-friendly chocolate NPD
Mark Golder, CEO of Win-Win, explains how his team recreates chocolate’s signature taste, shine, and snap — without cocoa — amid supply pressures driven by climate change. Using patented fermentation and sustainable cereals and legumes, the UK-based firm delivers a convincing chocolate...
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