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Off-taste Masking through Flavourings
In today’s modern world of food and beverage products, pure taste and mouth feel are no longer enough for the consumer. Today’s modern consumer is looking for far, healthier options. Obesity is an issue, especially in children, tooth care, diabetes, salt content, fat content. The inclusion of vitamin and mineral all are now rapidly becoming the benchmark. These are very […]
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Sugar Reduction with Flavours
In today’s modern and ever more health-conscious world, there is a growing demand and need for there to be a reduction in the level of sugar consumed. It is especially required in beverages as it contains the maximum amount of sugar. Why is this necessary? Table Sugar, as we know, is Sucrose which is a DiSaccharide. The basic chemical formula […]
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Sodium Reduction with Flavours
The world’s favourite and most effective flavour enhancer is salt. All other flavour enhancers such as Monosodium Glutamate, The Ribonucleotide (I+G) are highly effective but only in conjunction with salt. What we refer to as salt is Sodium Chloride (NaCl). It is a highly stable molecule since it is the perfect match between the most reactive Group 1 element Sodium. […]
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Clean Label and the role of Flavours
Latest global trends are what everybody looks forward to, be it concerning fashion or food. One such term in global trend is ‘Clean label’ that most food manufacturing companies would want to cater to its consumer. What do consumers expect in Clean label? It is a challenge to understand this term; however, let us try to understand what it implies […]
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Flavour Influences Selection of Healthier Option
Our ancestors may never have thought there would be an era when people would have to be selective in what they eat to remain healthy. As we have evolved, our eating habits have evolved too, and we have moved away from natural and raw form of food to processed foods. Besides the changes in eating habits, we have also moved […]
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Emerging Flavour Trends – Natural & Newness
Aggressive marketing schemes, globalisation and opening of markets have prompted the consumers to crave global flavours from the comfort of their couch. Consumers want to try to experiment with diverse flavours and cuisines that boast of being ‘natural’ and ‘safe’ without investing too much time and energy. Thus, the demand for certain natural flavours has risen leading to launch of […]
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FEMA GRAS Compliant Substances for Flavours
Public safety is the highest law. Growing awareness among consumers puts a lot of obligations on the companies and the regulatory authorities as the trust in safety has to be maintained. It is only through this trust in the safety of food that has enabled some top brands to survive through hard times. When we talk of flavourings, which are […]
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Applications of Flavours and Food Regulations
Flavours are an inseparable part of food products and since most of the time it is the only factor that makes a product different from other. There is a lot of curiosity in the minds of consumers to know what flavours are. Today’s health-conscious consumer would want to know all that goes into their food and whether all of it […]
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Flavouring Legislation and Food Safety
Safety of the flavours is always at the back of consumers mind. They are always a concern to know what the safety evaluation of Flavours is as they form less than 1mg/Kg of the product, which is a very minute quantity as compared to the major ingredients that form the base of the product. Consumers keep thinking ‘Does anybody care […]
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‘Halal’ and ‘Kosher’ in flavour industry
Halal refers to food permissible under Islamic religious law. Kosher refers to food permissible under Jewish religious law. Halal is an Islamic term that means lawful or permitted while Kosher denotes food that is proper or fit for consumption according to Kashrut, the Jewish dietary law. Thus food products certified as halal or kosher should have their constituent raw materials, […]
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