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Rebel Kitchen introduces camu camu berry health shots
Rebel Kitchen has unveiled health shots featuring camu camu, an Amazonian fruit rich in vitamin C, claiming them as a world first.
Mosa Meat seeks EU approval for cultivated fat ingredient
Mosa Meat, has submitted its first request for Novel Foods market authorisation in the EU, focusing on cultivated fat as a key ingredient.
Hochland partners with Those Vegan Cowboys to test cow-free casein in cheese development
Hochland has teamed up with Those Vegan Cowboys, to test the start-up’s cow-free casein in semi-hard and hard cheeses.
Start-up of the month: Kera Protein
We speak to Sorawut Kittibanthorn and Tom Washington, co-founders of Kera Protein, a company creating edible protein from chicken feathers.
Oterra and Vaxa Technologies partner to create lower-carbon spirulina-based natural blue colour solution
Oterra and Vaxa Technologies have developed a natural blue colour solution made from spirulina with an ‘impressively low' carbon footprint.
US bans Red Dye 3 in foods, beverages and ingested drugs
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has banned the use of the synthetic colourant Red Dye 3 in food, beverages and ingested drugs.
Barentz appoints Derk Jan Terhorst as new CEO
Barentz, a player in the speciality ingredients sector, has appointed Derk Jan Terhorst as chief executive officer, with immediatd effect.
M&S Food launches new health-focused ranges for 2025
M&S Food has unveiled two new product ranges aimed at enhancing consumer health, reflecting the industry trend to prioritise nutrition.
BASF to sell Food and Health Performance Ingredients business to Louis Dreyfus Company
BASF has signed an agreement to sell its Food and Health Performance Ingredients business to Louis Dreyfus Company (LDC).
Researchers develop protein-based, plant-derived sweetener that is 10,000 times sweeter than sugar
Researchers have developed a protein-based sweetener claimed to be around 10,000 times sweeter than sugar, using microbial fermentation.
Tate & Lyle and BioHarvest partner to develop plant-based molecules for sweeteners
Tate & Lyle and BioHarvest Sciences have joined forces to develop next-generation botanical sweeteners using plant-derived molecules.