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Krack’d Snacks introduces keto-friendly and vegan delights

Expanding its portfolio, Krack’d Snacks launches guilt-free, sugar-conscious treats tailored to diverse dietary preferences Krack’d Snacks, a leader in the candy industry, is enhancing the world of treats with its commitment to creating low-sugar, nutritious candies that cater to a variety of dietary preferences. Known for their innovation in producing small-batch,[Read More…]

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Smart Food Africa initiative champions millets and pulses for healthier food systems

This initiative aims to transform the continent’s food systems by prioritising nutritious, climate-resilient crops that support both health and sustainability The Smart Food Africa initiative, led by the International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT), made a powerful debut in Zimbabwe at the 20th Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development[Read More…]

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Instacart and Coles Supermarkets to launch smart trolleys in Australia

Coles Supermarkets becomes the first retailer in the Asia Pacific region to deploy Caper Carts, Instacart’s AI-powered smart trolleys Instacart, the leading grocery technology company in North America, and Coles Supermarkets, one of Australia’s leading retailers, announced that Caper Carts, Instacart’s AI-powered smart trolleys, will be coming to Melbourne, starting in early 2025 with its Richmond Traders[Read More…]

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Consumer research reveals widespread demand for new naturally derived sugar alternatives

7 in 10 consumers that use non-caloric, naturally derived sweeteners report that they would be interested in new options, according to research commissioned by MycoTechnology Most American consumers are now aiming to reduce their sugar intake and continue to look for new, better-tasting, non-caloric alternatives. Recent consumer research commissioned by food and[Read More…]

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Samyang Corporation achieves novel food approval for allulose in Australia and New Zealand

Allulose is a rare sugar with 70 per cent of the sweetness of sucrose but nearly zero calories Samyang Corporation is the first allulose producer globally to enter the Australian and New Zealand markets. Samyang recently announced that it has received FSANZ approval to sell allulose as a safe food ingredient in Australia and New[Read More…]

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