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CSIRO ready to commercialise new GI technology

Friday 05 December 2008

The CSIRO Food Futures Flagship has developed an automated instrument for accurately predicting glycaemic index (GI) and resistant starch (RS) in food products.


High purity REB-A approved for use

Monday 10 November 2008

FSANZ has given regulatory approval for steviol glycosides to be used as a food and beverage ingredient in both Australia and NZ.


High purity REB-A approved for use in food and beverage production

Monday 13 October 2008

Food Standards Australia and New Zealand has given regulatory approval for steviol glycosides to be used as a food and beverage ingredient in both Australia and New Zealand.


Australia’s big problem

Tuesday 24 June 2008

Australia is now officially credited with the worst obesity epidemic in the world, prompting a number of policy changes.


Health and wellness trend not slowing obesity

Wednesday 06 February 2008

In a report entitled ‘Obesity, Dieting, Exercise And The Future Of Food And Drink – Understanding consumer attitudes and behaviours’, independent market analyst Datamonitor explores the contradiction between consumers’ attempts to eat more healthy foods and the rising obesity levels.


Health trend targets kids

Thursday 20 December 2007

Australian FMCG manufacturers are supporting a program by Sesame Workshop, the organisation behind Sesame Street, which has reacted to the growing prevalence of childhood obesity.


Snack Foods Award

Thursday 15 February 2007


Marketers face health challenge

Friday 03 November 2006

Diet-health concerns are one of the biggest consumer challenges facing food marketeers, writes Dr Suku Bhaskaran.


shorts

Tuesday 17 October 2006


School dinners

Thursday 21 September 2006


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