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... and newly appointed end use market manager for confectionery at the company, tom schmedes, argus that: “natural ingredients have played a major role in this, attracting consumers to the category with natural positioning that is perceived as being better-for-you ... ” however, natural ingredients often mean less colourful or flavoursome products in comparison to those using concentrated artificial and nature identical counterparts, he continues ... he added that focus of kerry’s recent r&d work in terms of confectionery applications has been on developing added value and cost reducing ingredients as well as more natural fillings, inclusions and flavours, based on its flavour modulation technology (fmt) ... this in turn allows manufacturers to devote more of their energies to creative product development rather than focusing so much on individual ingredients,” argues schmedes ... with ingredients suppliers and manufacturers and international operations and r&d facilities based in germany, it has continued to lead the way in creativity and development throughout emea and indeed the world,” he added

... but the key difference in the functional food market in korea is that individual ingredients need to be approved to carry health claims, as opposed to japan’s finished product approval process,” said tan ... ” tough regulations according to tan, who represents the us functional ingredient firm pharmachem across asia, the stringent regulatory approval process in korea is both restrictive – in that it prevents all but the most substantiated ingredients from carrying health claims – and flexible – in that once an ingredient is approved it can be used in all product categories, which means there is a wider scope for the ingredient to reach consumers ... for functional ingredients to carry a claim in korea, this must be submitted to the korean food and drug administration (kfda), which will evaluate it for efficacy, consistency and safety ... companies are beginning to realise this, and they are putting more functional ingredients into more of their products ... ” according to tan, consumer awareness of functional ingredients is generally prompted by the market leaders in korea ... ” leading ingredients and health concerns ingredients that have already gained widespread consumer awareness in korea (even though some of them have only recently gained approval, or may still be limited to dietary supplements) include: ginseng – for vitality and the immune system glucosamine – for joint health saw palmetto – for prostate health cranberry – for urinary tracts infections cla – for weight loss omega-3 – for heart health

... the healthy bowels company submitted to the asa trial summaries utilising these ingredients with people with irritable bowel syndrome ... the healthy bowels company noted a synergy between the three ingredients as had been highlighted by two of the submitted studies ... “we noted the study summaries sent by hb on the individual ingredients in lepicol, their interaction with one another, and their effect on bowel health, but understood that the studies were conducted on those with existing digestive illnesses, such as ibs, and not healthy adults

... further, adding ingredients – such as salt, sugar or high fructose corn syrup – into the bake mix "usually gives a lower viscosity" ... "with mixolab i can add each ingredient and look at the impact of individual ingredients and how they impact the profile of the final mix," said the cargill employee

... when it comes to texture, however, cargill has a broad range of ingredients at its disposal, including lecithin, hydrocolloids, starch and cultures, that can be blended to make a solution that meets the particular product and process needs ... texture is put back with alginates and other ingredients that can give the real feel of fat ... anticipation and customer focus boulanger said that, in terms of r&d, he does not expect there to be any groundbreaking new individual ingredients for saturated fat replacement ... cargill already has a comprehensive portfolio of texturisers, and can also call on ingredients from the global company's other divisions work is on-going on compositions, however - that is, finding the right combinations of ingredients for specific needs - and r&d is conducted on both an internal and an external basis ... in europe, middle east and africa (emea), cargill has sales teams by food category, whose job it is understand the customer's needs, and the processes that the ingredients will go through ... "there are a lot of products making claims such as less saturated fat and less sugar, as well as products enriched with ingredients like omega-3

... euromonitor international has unveiled a new information system that measures the use of some 400 ingredients in consumer products, giving an indication of product trends and technological developments in the field ... but its new system, called passport: ingredients, builds in this intelligence to give companies an insight into precisely how ingredients are being used in products around the world, and in what volumes ... ingredients manager john madden told foodnavigator ... com that the system sprung out of the uses to which euromonitor's ingredients clients have put the retail data to in the past ... madden said that there was "a clear gap in the market", and that no individual ingredients firm could take on such a comprehensive project ... the difference between this and other ingredients industry information sources is that the core angle is consumption, rather than production ... for instance, it may be known that 80 per cent of emulsifiers are made in china, but that does not say anything about market drivers or who an ingredients firm's clients should be ... and very often, manufacturers look to ingredients suppliers to develop products to meet their needs ... moreover, it is often down to ingredients firms to create demand for their wares by communicate the benefits to consumers - who in turn make demands of retailers and manufacturers ... passport: ingredients is not intended as a competitor or replacement for new product launch systems, since new ingredients will need to be at critical mass before they are included ... the system covers the 400 most useful ingredients across 600 product categories, out of the many thousands that are available to formulators

... a new computerised device allows food workers to accurately measure and add ingredients to recipes, reducing human error and the number of spoilt batches ... while food companies have been increasing the levels of automation in their plants, the variety and diversity of products made in their plants dictate that the majority of recipes are made up by manually adding the ingredients to form batches or sub-mixes ... this reliance on the operator's diligence and dexterity to ensure all the ingredients have been added in the correct quantities makes it difficult to achieve recipe consistency and minimise spoilt batches ... however unlike many other units that provide a standard linear transgression, the screen zooms in as the ingredients to be added approach the target weight, giving a magnified view of theacceptance zone for the recipe ... the system allows management to enter and determine the exact recipe characteristics, including individual ingredient tolerances and how the products are added ... for example recipes may be a mixture of weighed and non-weighed ingredients, where some products are added as pre-weighed blocks or bags, practicon stated ... for particular works orders, the system automatically calculates the amounts of individual ingredients needed and downloads the order to the relevant protrace workstation ... with an optional stock control module installed, the system checks that there are sufficient 'in-date' ingredients available in the plant for the planned order

... microencapsulated sodium bicarbonate, often used in a chemical aeration system, can also be used to stop tortillas or tacos cracking when they are rolled around a filling, comments uk encapsulation ingredients company tastetech ... tastetech claims that its process of microencapsulation traps individual ingredients within a microfilm of hardened vegetable oil and transforms them into free flowing easy to handle powders