Illuma unveils next-generation HMO innovations

Illuma has swiftly launched many remarkable HMO products in China Recently at Nestlé's headquarters in Vevey, Switzerland, illuma, a global super premium brand of maternal and infant nutrition under Nestlé, began its "Human Milk Oligosaccharides (HMO) Research Traceability Journey". ...

Australia develops unique building to grow precision plant research

As plants grow in the rooms, cameras and sensors will capture images and data for analysis A high-tech building with rooms to mimic environments from rainforests to deserts will help Australian plant scientists and industry improve crop productivity and secure future food supplies. The Univer...

Rijk Zwaan opens new trial station in Vietnam 

This station will accelerate the development of vegetable varieties for the specific needs of Southeast Asian growers and the region’s fresh produce market Rijk Zwaan recently opened a newly built trial station in the key horticultural hub of Lam Dong in Vietnam. This station will accelerate t...

Kewpie confirms ease of eating vegetables through adding mayonnaise

This was found out through joint research with Professor Yukie Yanagisawa et al of Wayo Women's University Japan’s Kewpie Corporation has confirmed that adding mayonnaise or emulsified dressings improves the ease of eating foods such as vegetables that the elderly find difficult to eat. This w...

Sustainable antibacterial food wrap that changes colour

This sustainable food wrap is made from discarded fruit seeds, which will reduce waste Scientists from NTU Singapore have created a biodegradable food wrap that changes colour when the food it protects has spoiled. The wrap also has antibacterial properties that could protect the food ...

DairyX paves way to make cow-free protein-rich dairy cheese

The food-tech start-up has developed a method to produce casein proteins that can self-assemble into micelles DairyX Foods Ltd. announces a major advancement in creating authentic milk proteins without cows, using precision fermentation. The food-tech start-up has developed a method to...

Georgetown University food expert debuts white paper on UPF

The white paper provides additional data and information to help inform policymakers, public health officials, nutrition professionals A new white paper on ultra-processed foods (UPF) was published by the Georgetown University McDonough School of Business in conjunction with the Nation...

WorldFish and Kytos forge partnership to advance aquaculture microbiome research

This partnership marks a significant step forward in our mission to transform aquatic food systems WorldFish has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Kytos, a leading provider of microbial management technologies based in Belgium, Vietnam, and Thailand. The partnership aims to ac...

Dairy farmers and veterinarians to benefit from research on antibiotic resistance

The study, conducted by top researchers from universities in three states, will encompass all eight dairy regions across Australia and aims to comprehend the current animal health status Dairy Australia and Food Innovation Australia Limited (FIAL) are joining forces with leading Australian resea...

AZTI develops AI model to optimise identification of fish schools

AI application designed to enhance the management and sustainability of commercial fisheries AZTI, a pioneering centre in integrating new technologies in the fishing industry, has developed an innovative AI application designed to enhance the management and sustainability of commercial fish...

CSIRO and Murdoch University launch Bioplastics Innovation Hub

The Bioplastics Innovation Hub aims to revolutionise plastic packaging by developing biologically derived plastic that can break down in compost, land, or water CSIRO, Australia’s national science agency, and Murdoch University have launched The Bioplastics Innovation Hub, an $8 million collab...

Bezos Centre for Sustainable Protein opens at NSU

Backed by $30Mn from the Bezos Earth Fund, the centre aims to revolutionise sustainable protein research and commercialisation in Asia The Bezos Centre for Sustainable Protein at the National University of Singapore (NUS) was launched today, marking a major milestone as the fir...

Lallemand inaugurates new research and development laboratories

This significant expansion enhances its interdisciplinary research and development capabilities at the Blagnac and Beauzelle sites Lallemand announces the inauguration of its new laboratories in France, increasing its capacity by over 800 square meters. This significant expansion enhances its in...

Angel Yeast expands into probiotics R&D and production

Angel Yeast's probiotics production now focuses on three main industrialised strains – the Lactobacillus plantarum S2 has a strong acid-producing capacity Angel Yeast, a global leader in yeast manufacturing, has officially put its plateau probiotics project into production in Xizang, China, a...

Soymilk can improve heart health by lowering blood pressure

Scientists conclude that classifying soymilk as ultra-processed may mislead consumers about its nutritional qualities The consumption of soymilk can contribute to cardiometabolic health by lowering both blood pressure and blood lipids, elevated levels of which are major risk factors for heart di...

Australia invests $41Mn to develop new fruit and nut varieties

The main goals of the program include creating smaller, high-density orchards to increase yield and implementing automation to alleviate the pressures caused by labour shortages Growers and plant scientists in Australia are collaborating on a new $41 million tree crop program. The program aims t...

New strawberry variety Stella debuts in Australia

Stella-ASBP's strengths include its resistance to red leaf disorder, ensuring healthier and more robust plants A high-yielding, disease-resistant and delicious new strawberry variety has been unveiled at the Ekka, on top of the famous Ekka strawberry sundae. The new subtropical strawberry var...

Study shows strawberries may lower cardiovascular disease risk

The study aimed to investigate the dose-related effects of strawberry fruit intake on endothelial function and glucose control Strawberries, Canada’s favourite fruit, are top for consumers in taste, and research shows that they may be a good choice in promoting heart health as well. A new stud...

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