A recent clinical trial published by The Journal of Nutrition found that four weeks
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Introduction Cell-based or cellular agriculture is a technology with the potential to revolutionize food
At SynBalance, our mission is to provide highly scientifically-proven probiotic solutions, taking care of people’s
This is a unique time in history for the agro-food system. A time squeezing
Amsterdam/Netherlands, September 2022: Fi Europe co-located with Hi Europe returns to France this year
Algae undeniably have a key role to play in the future, whether on a short, medium or long term. The power they offer in several key areas of application is now well documented, and at many levels, whether scientific, economic, or ecological. Algae will indeed offer unimaginable leverage effects in the fields of food, feed, energy, chemical industry, and cosmetics, their diversity being enormous They will come as a solid complement to the terrestrial plants already known and used. Paradoxically, the fantastic possibilities they offer have triggered opportunistic projects, to the most unwise allegations presenting unfounded hopes. In order to set the record straight, we are thus forced to remind a few principles of reality, at the risk of unfortunately creating harmful and unfair counter-publicity.
The Nutri-Score has been introduced in a few countries in the EU to help consumers choose healthier foods. Meat replacers in the Netherlands score well, often better than their meat counterparts. This is mainly due to a lower saturated fat content and higher fibre content; salt levels are comparable in flavoured meats and meat replacers. Almost all are a good source of protein as is meat. Nutri-Score seems to give a first insight in relevant aspects of nutritional quality of meatreplacers. Despite generally good Nutri-Scores, only a handful of the investigated meat replacers would qualify as suitable for daily consumption according to the Dutch food based dietary guidelines.
Consumer demands are driving the food industry to provide a wider variety of high-quality products, at lower prices, while at the same time, the price of food production is increasing. As a result, the food industry has turned to the use of AI and Big Data to analyze and optimize each stage of their production process. In the below, Ron Baruchi, CEO of Agmatix outlines how food producers can use AI and Big Data to improve the first stage of the production process – growing the raw ingredients.
The pandemic has drastically changed the way consumers perceive their health aspirations. Traditionally goals were appearance-related, driven by weight and physique, whereas now there is a very distinguished shift to inner health and an additional consciousness to what is best for the body…
