In a new collaboration, Wageningen Univ., the Louis Bolk Institute and the consultancy firm...
| Food Technology magazine Chef Matt Jost, Kellogg's culinary business development manager, uses the company's proprietary iCrave Process to help U.S. foodservice operators utilize data to develop new menu items using Kellogg... |
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| | | Wageningen Univ. In a new collaboration, Wageningen Univ., the Louis Bolk Institute and the consultancy firm Boerenverstand are developing a system that will enable farmers to monitor their progress in circular... |
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| | | Comprehensive Reviews in Food Science and Food Safety This review aimed to collect and synthesize the available evidence on geographical spread, scale of contamination, disease burden, economic impact, and mitigation measures for aflatoxins in Africa by... |
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| | | Globe Newswire "The fourth quarter of 2020 was focused on operational execution, as we prepare for the harvest of our AquAdvantage salmon as market conditions permit," said Sylvia Wulf, CEO of AquaBounty. |
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| | | PR Newswire Eat Just, Inc. announced that the toaster-ready, folded version of its top-selling plant-based egg is arriving at leading retailers across Canada in the coming weeks, just in time for Easter. |
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| | | The Guardian Concerns over carbon emissions and food crises are fuelling a move away from meat consumption as a symbol of wealth. |
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| | | PR Newswire Ka-Pop! Snacks, makers of ancient grain popped chips and puffs, and Bubba's Fine Foods, makers of paleo and keto-friendly snacks, granolas, and private-label goods, announced a merger agreement today. |
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| | | Global Aquaculture Alliance Inclusion of yeast-fermented poultry byproduct meal in Nile tilapia diets, at rates ranging from 11 to 25 percent, improved fish growth and health. |
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| | | Smithsonian Up until the 1500s, brewing was primarily women's work—that is, until a smear campaign accused women brewers of being witches. Much of the iconography we associate with witches today, from the pointy... |
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