Chulalongkorn University students reimagine Thai classic with health-conscious Pork Knuckle Trio

The innovation earned the team the Second Runner-up Award at the FoSTAT Food Innovation Contest 2025 A student team from Nutrinex, the Department of Food Technology at the Faculty of Science, Chulalongkorn University, has developed an innovative twist on one of Thailand’s most beloved comfort ...

The James Hutton Institute introduces UK’s first bred blueberry

The new berry has been successfully trialled in the UK and the EU, constantly performing well across multiple seasons and diverse conditions The James Hutton Institute is delighted to announce that it has successfully bred the UK’s first blueberry at its Invergowrie site. Highland Charm is ...

QUT, CSIRO, UQ, and Eclipse team up in game-changing lactoferrin project

The project is set to revolutionise the functional food, sports nutrition, and skincare industries Queensland University of Technology (QUT) researchers are at the forefront of a groundbreaking $5.5 million initiative to commercialise human lactoferrin, a powerful protein known for its immune-bo...

Future of frying: Healthier, cleaner and more sustainable oils

Prof. Marc Pignitter Cold-pressed oils are valued for their natural antioxidants and flavour. However, they can turn rancid quickly when heated, often before you can even serve a dish. In contrast, refined oils can withstand high temperatures but lose much of their nutritional value and contribu...

Preclinical study shows combination of chicory-derived prebiotics and HMO for toddler gut health

The science-driven, ingredient-specific research, conducted in collaboration with leading academic partner ETH Zurich, focused on microbial composition and metabolic effects in early nutrition A new preclinical study, conducted by Pudenz et al., i demonstrates that combining chico...

Scientists say changing weather may alter taste of gin

New research reveals juniper berries, gin’s key ingredient, vary in flavour depending on region and harvest conditions. A new study has found that the taste of gin, the UK’s favourite spirit, may be subtly changing due to shifting weather patterns and where juniper berries are grown. Scie...

Lipid Legends unveils breakthrough cold-pressed oils for catering industry

The new oils follow on from the company's optimised flaxseed oil, which has already been successfully launched For the first time, cold-pressed edible oils can be heated to high temperatures and reused several times without any loss of quality. This makes them a high-quality and cost-effective a...

Superbrewed Food announces clinical study of postbiotic cultured protein benefits

The study's findings were showcased at the American College of Sports Medicine annual meeting in Atlanta Superbrewed Food, a trailblazer in innovative food ingredients, announces the presentation of research conducted in collaboration with Texas Woman's University. The study found that Pos...

UNSW researchers crack code for plant-based cheese

A plant-based cheese made from pea protein and polysaccharides, not only stretches and melts but also delivers essential nutrients like calcium and vitamin D A team of chemical engineers at UNSW Sydney has achieved a breakthrough in plant-based food innovation by creating a cheese alternative th...

MIT and SMART scientists use microneedles and melatonin to combat global food waste

The innovation tackles a pressing issue: over 30 per cent of the world’s food supply is lost after harvest, according to global estimates, enough to feed more than 1 billion people In a groundbreaking development aimed at reducing post-harvest food waste, researchers from MIT and the Singapore...

Study finds dairy may help improve blood sugar control better than vegan diet

Conducted by researchers from the University of Reading and the Madras Diabetes Research Foundation, the 14-day dietary intervention trial involved 30 healthy adults A new clinical study published in the journal Clinical Nutrition suggests that incorporating dairy products into a plant-based die...

Roslin scientists develop pig fat stem cells for cultivated meat industry

The pioneering development, recently published in NPJ Science of Food, promises to address one of the sector’s most persistent challenges—creating realistic and sustainable animal fat at scale In a major breakthrough for the cultivated meat industry, scientists at The Roslin Institute have d...

Bühler GPIC launches courses focused on grain processing in Nigeria

Bühler Group established the GPIC as an R&D centre dedicated to uncovering the hidden potential of local grains in Nigeria and Africa The Bühler Grain Processing Innovation Centre (GPIC) announced the launch of its new beginner-friendly and advanced courses aimed at individuals and compani...

Australian scientists call for targeted fibre diets to boost health

Australian food scientists have reclassified dietary fibres beyond soluble and insoluble to better guide nutritional decisions and drive targeted health food products. A new study published in Food Research International by RMIT University in Australia introduces a more detailed classification o...

Sirio launches global research institute for longevity studies

The Institute aims to advance anti-ageing science and accelerate the development and commercialisation of innovative nutraceutical products to promote healthy longevity SIRIO Pharma (SIRIO) the global nutraceutical contract development and manufacturing organisation (CDMO) – announces the laun...

University Tasmania launches Inveresk Food Hub

The Food Hub Initiative is part of a broader Food Security Program designed to address food insecurity, provide essential food relief, and support student well-being Tasmanian University Student Association (TUSA) partnered with the University to announce the launch of the Inveresk Food Hub in L...

Aloe vera new secret ingredient in cultured meat

This breakthrough provides a sustainable solution by using Aloe vera, a widely available agricultural byproduct, as a biocompatible scaffold A new study published in npj Science of Food presents a significant advancement in cultured meat production by utilising Aloe vera as a natural, scalable, ...

Dongguk University researchers create clove-essential-oil-based Pickering emulsions

The researchers developed a sustainable emulsion using carbon quantum dots (CQDs), innovative solid particles derived from clove essential oil residue In a groundbreaking discovery, a team of scientists led by Jun-Won Kang, Assistant Professor in the Department of Food Science and Biotechnology ...

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