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August 28, 2018 | Science News

NUS researchers create probiotic drink from soy pulp

The team has filed a patent for their novel technique. Food scientists at the National University of Singapore (NUS) have given okara, the residue from the production of soy milk…

August 21, 2018 | Science News

Australian University turns food waste into potent bio-fertiliser

Designed and patented by Townsville-based company VRM, Bio-Regen grinds up food waste and mixes it with water and an inoculant containing special microbes. James Cook University, an Australian university has…

August 10, 2018 | Science News

Average salt consumption safe for heart, finds a study

The study followed 94,000 people, aged 35 to 70, for an average of eight years in communities from18 countries around the world and found there an associated risk of cardiovascular…

July 31, 2018 | Australia

Researchers uncover malting characteristics of barley grain

Barley is the second most important cereal crop for South Australia and contributes over $2.5 billion to the national economy. Much of its value comes from its use in beer…

July 23, 2018 | New Zealand

NZ Food Researchers Describe How New Plant Breeding Technologies Could Enhance Fruits & Veggies

The researchers receive support from the New Zealand Government, Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment Endeavour Funds, ’Turbo Breeding’ and ’Filling the Void.’ Forget vegetables with dull colors and fuzzy…

July 9, 2018 | Science News

Agilent, NTU to develop water testing technology

Under a memorandum of understanding, the two organizations have agreed to address persistent and emerging contaminants in water. Agilent Technologies Inc. has announced that it will collaborate with the Nanyang…

July 4, 2018 | Science News

Researchers develop an app that can act as nutritionist

Unlike other nutrition apps, FoodSwitch also asks users to crowdsource information on new and changing foods within a country’s food supply to update the app’s 268,000-product database in real time.…

July 2, 2018 | Japan

New clinical study supports astaxanthin supplementation for skin protection

The new study published in the journal Nutrients, was conducted at the Pharmaceutical and Healthcare Research Laboratories in the Research and Development management headquarters of the FUJIFILM Corp. in Kanagawa,…

June 29, 2018 | New Zealand

PEF technology to lift food processing in NZ

The electric field being pulsed through un-cut potatoes during processing alters their microstructure. Researchers at the University of Otago in New Zealand are demonstrating the potential of a new technology…

June 28, 2018 | Science News

Scientists develop wireless sensor for food spoilage detection

The scientists have created a nanostructured, conductive, polymer-based gas sensor that can detect substances called biogenic amines. Scientists from Nanjing University and University of Texas have developed a wireless tagging…

Technology

Julius Meinl introduces industrially compostable capsules

Oct 17, 2025 | Beverages

Engineering Nutrition: Marico’s R&D Push to Redefine Everyday Wellness

Oct 17, 2025 | Food

Quantum leap to tackle Australian food security and student wellbeing

Oct 16, 2025 | Australia

Food Testing

ADM advances quality capabilities with opening of new Central Milling Laboratory

Oct 16, 2025 | Company News

South Australia now tomato virus free

Oct 13, 2025 | Australia

Inside Agilent’s Strategy to Make India Global Benchmark in Food Testing

Oct 10, 2025 | Food Safety and Testing

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South Africa’s Premier Group to acquire RFG Holdings

Oct 17, 2025 | Africa

Julius Meinl introduces industrially compostable capsules

Oct 17, 2025 | Beverages

Nestlé accelerates growth strategy with RIG-led investments and cost optimisation plans

Oct 17, 2025 | Company News

NUS researchers create probiotic drink from soy pulp

The team has filed a patent for their novel technique. Food scientists at the National University of Singapore (NUS) have given okara, the residue from the production of soy milk…

Australian University turns food waste into potent bio-fertiliser

Designed and patented by Townsville-based company VRM, Bio-Regen grinds up food waste and mixes it with water and an inoculant containing special microbes. James Cook University, an Australian university has…

Average salt consumption safe for heart, finds a study

The study followed 94,000 people, aged 35 to 70, for an average of eight years in communities from18 countries around the world and found there an associated risk of cardiovascular…

Researchers uncover malting characteristics of barley grain

Barley is the second most important cereal crop for South Australia and contributes over $2.5 billion to the national economy. Much of its value comes from its use in beer…

NZ Food Researchers Describe How New Plant Breeding Technologies Could Enhance Fruits & Veggies

The researchers receive support from the New Zealand Government, Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment Endeavour Funds, ’Turbo Breeding’ and ’Filling the Void.’ Forget vegetables with dull colors and fuzzy…

Agilent, NTU to develop water testing technology

Under a memorandum of understanding, the two organizations have agreed to address persistent and emerging contaminants in water. Agilent Technologies Inc. has announced that it will collaborate with the Nanyang…

Researchers develop an app that can act as nutritionist

Unlike other nutrition apps, FoodSwitch also asks users to crowdsource information on new and changing foods within a country’s food supply to update the app’s 268,000-product database in real time.…

New clinical study supports astaxanthin supplementation for skin protection

The new study published in the journal Nutrients, was conducted at the Pharmaceutical and Healthcare Research Laboratories in the Research and Development management headquarters of the FUJIFILM Corp. in Kanagawa,…

PEF technology to lift food processing in NZ

The electric field being pulsed through un-cut potatoes during processing alters their microstructure. Researchers at the University of Otago in New Zealand are demonstrating the potential of a new technology…

Scientists develop wireless sensor for food spoilage detection

The scientists have created a nanostructured, conductive, polymer-based gas sensor that can detect substances called biogenic amines. Scientists from Nanjing University and University of Texas have developed a wireless tagging…

Technology

Julius Meinl introduces industrially compostable capsules

Engineering Nutrition: Marico’s R&D Push to Redefine Everyday Wellness

Quantum leap to tackle Australian food security and student wellbeing

Food Testing

ADM advances quality capabilities with opening of new Central Milling Laboratory

South Australia now tomato virus free

Inside Agilent’s Strategy to Make India Global Benchmark in Food Testing

More Popular

South Africa’s Premier Group to acquire RFG Holdings

Julius Meinl introduces industrially compostable capsules

Nestlé accelerates growth strategy with RIG-led investments and cost optimisation plans

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