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Subscribe Organic Agar-Agar for organic sweets Print E-mail
Monday, 14 September 2009

Jellified confectioneries cover quite a variety of sweets with a common denominator – their gelified texture and the typical feeling of elastic softness on the tongue. With the growing popularity of organic products, the confectionery sector requires organic-certified ingredients from ecological supply source in accordance with the European Directive Nr.834/2007.
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Subscribe Preventing sugar crystallisation Print E-mail
Friday, 04 September 2009

When storing confectionery products with a smooth, soft sugar-based centre of marzipan, fondant or a creamy base, water can evaporate from the centre causing crystallisation defects. This can be prevented with the use of Maxinvert.
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Subscribe Filled gum - tips for production success Print E-mail
Tuesday, 01 September 2009

Filled gum can be difficult to produce – CAFOSA offers us some advice on how to get it right...

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Subscribe Quality is the base of a good chewing experience Print E-mail
Tuesday, 01 September 2009

On a recent trip to Italy, Suzanne Callander paid a visit to Gum Base Co headquarters, near Milan to find out more about the company.

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Subscribe Yummy colours for natural bubble gum Print E-mail
Tuesday, 01 September 2009

Children love intense, rich and brilliant colours in sweets and seem to be magically attracted by them! However, many parents avoid buying strongly coloured sweets, because they often contain additive colours with E-numbers. The disliking for such food colours increased again amongst parents recently, as some artificial colours have been linked to hyperactivity in children in the Southampton Study.
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Subscribe Identifying new low-calorie purchasing trends Print E-mail
Tuesday, 01 September 2009

New research shows that people are choosing sugar-free chewing gum for different reasons than other low-calorie foods. Does this open up fresh opportunities for manufacturers in a wider range of categories? Henry Hussell, head of marketing EMEA for Cargill Sweetness, takes a deeper look...
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Subscribe Long lasting flavour and crunchiness for chewing gum coatings Print E-mail
Tuesday, 01 September 2009

SweetPearl, the maltitol from Roquette, is a bulk sweetener produced from naturally-occurring compounds in wheat and maize, both of which are renewable sources.
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Subscribe Gum opportunities Print E-mail
Tuesday, 01 September 2009

Ingrid Willibald-Ettle, head of customer technical services at BENEO-Palatinit, explains why sectors such as functional compressed gums are proving ever more popular on a global scale and looks at developments which can offer a low-outlay route to producing innovative gum products.

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Subscribe Super marketing for fruit! Print E-mail
Thursday, 13 August 2009

How do some fruits get to be super? Kennedy’s Confection finds out how a fruit can be marketed to achieve superfruit status

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Subscribe Changing flavours Print E-mail
Thursday, 13 August 2009

Natural products continue to be one of the biggest confectionery industry trends. We look at a variety of natural flavours and colours that can help meet this growing demand

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Subscribe Consumers show little concern about low calorie sweeteners Print E-mail
Tuesday, 07 July 2009

Consumer research conducted by ICM Research confirms that there is little concern about the presence of low calorie sweeteners, especially aspartame, in food and drink products.

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Subscribe Reducing cholesterol in bakery products Print E-mail
Thursday, 02 July 2009

Olivier du Châtelier, business development manager at Cargill Health & Nutrition EMEA, explains how a new cereal-based ingredient could help manufacturers to deliver a valuable health benefit in bakery products
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