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Stratum and Phytonet join forces
Date: 18/01/2012
“Phytonet is a respected company with strong knowledge in the food and supplements industry,” says Michael Faber, Stratum’s world area manager for Europe and Asia. “We are confident that this partnership, bringing along a wide network in Eastern Europe, as well as a strong scientific support, will allow the expansion of Artinia and Nem into new markets.”
Artinia is a gluten-free fibre, with EU approval as a novel food ingredient, shown to support cardiovascular health by protecting LDL-cholesterol from oxidation. And Nem, a natural eggshell membrane ingredient, is a natural, food-source ingredient that supports joint health.
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Corn Products to become Ingredion
Date: 17/05/2012Corn Products International shareholders have voted to change the company’s name... more >
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Brussels directory updated
Date: 16/05/2012The second edition of stakeholder.eu – The Directory for Brussels has just been... more >
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FSA launches FoP labelling consultation
Date: 15/05/2012The Food Standards Agency in both Northern Ireland and Scotland has launched a consultation... more >
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Biscuit sales breaking in two
Date: 15/05/2012Two opposing forces within the sweet biscuits market are at work globally, with the ‘treat’... more >
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Stevia Council announces second year of PTP
Date: 15/05/2012The International Stevia Council (ISC) has announced the launch of the second year of... more >
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Fresh approach to packaging
Date: 14/05/2012Tesco tomatoes will now stay fresher for longer following the roll-out of It’sFresh!... more >
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