Food design & research > Ingredients

Azelis opens food & nutrition innovation centre in Singapore

08 June, 2022

The centre will focus on food innovation and the development of sustainable ingredients and formulations, joining a network of labs in the region.


Researchers play spot the difference with browning bananas

12 May, 2022

A study has been done to understand the browning process of bananas, which leads to millions of tonnes of fruit being thrown away each year.


Ocean microbe could be key to animal-free meat

05 May, 2022

A fungus-like microbe from South Australia may prove to be an important component of making tasty animal-free meat.


Accelerating research and development of plant-based meat

01 May, 2022

The rough estimation of global meat consumption is that it accounts for almost 30% of the total daily calories consumed.


Scientists discover why linseed oil goes bitter

27 April, 2022

German researchers have discovered the cause of stored linseed oil's bitterness and have suggested ways of eliminating it entirely.


The science of sausage-eating satisfaction

13 April, 2022

Scientists in Germany have used physics to describe the experience of eating sausages and have suggested how more satisfying vegan sausages could be made.


CSIRO maps out Australia's protein future

22 March, 2022

The CSIRO has released a report detailing how the country could approach protein in the next 30 years as the population and amount of food needed grow.


Scientists develop alternative for palm oil in food production

22 March, 2022

Scientists in Singapore have developed a method to produce and extract plant-based oils from a type of common microalgae, which could provide a 'greener and healthier' alternative to palm oil.


High-tech 'steaks' from vegetable protein

17 March, 2022

As a result of Harvard research into bulletproof material and surgical implants, a recently funded startup is now producing a meat alternative.


Researchers call for transparency in pet food labelling

09 March, 2022

After finding that samples of vulnerable sharks had been packaged under generic terms such as "fish", calls are being made for transparency in labelling.


Survey shows consumers hungry for probiotic foods

01 March, 2022

The results of a Chr. Hansen study that delved into what consumers think about probiotics could lead to opportunities for the food industry.


Research discovery could lead to tastier fermented foods

15 February, 2022

Gaining a better understanding of lactic acid bacteria, which are essential in creating fermented foods, could lead to healthier and tastier fermented foods and beverages.


E-tongue is sweet for food and beverage development

27 January, 2022

Researchers have created an electronic version of taste buds that can detect low levels of sweet substances in complex mixtures.


Proper mussel cooking recommended following infections

25 January, 2022

Consumers are being reminded to cook mussels thoroughly after a spate of bacterial infections due to improper preparation.


Australian research could herald future safety of bananas

24 January, 2022

Researchers are working hard to develop bananas that are resistant to the highly infectious and persistent Panama disease.


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