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Articles in Oct, 2004 issue of Prepared Foods

• David Michael & Co
• A novel egg replacement system
• Rich, spicy sauces
• Branding together
• Wild Flavors Inc
• With its acquisition of Rhodia, Bain Capital has launched those operations as an independent business under a new corporate nameInnophos Inc
• Satisfying consumer appetite for fortified brands
• Flash point tester has no flame
• Malt Products
• Global trends
• J.M. Huber Corp
• Galaxy Nutritional Foods
• Brushing up on gums: hydrocolloids support an endless parade of applications by enhancing the structural integrity of the product. When used with other ingredients like salts and starches, or when blended together in appropriate combinations, their utilit
  by Marcia A. Wade
• Company distributes sweetener
• French's Flavor Ingredients
• Plus sizes
• Chains smoking
• These textured soy proteins and soy ingredients hydrate instantly to nearly 300% of their weight in liquid
• Sargento Foods Inc
• Why use proteins derived from soy and wheat for meat applications?
• It's a live!
• A different purrsuasion
• TIC Gums
• J. Rettenmaier USA plans to construct a $23 million plant in Cedar Rapids, Iowa
• Safe, satisfying and stabilized dressings and sauces: the dressing and mayonnaise category is an active one for product developers, with over 260 products introduced in 2003. The food science underlying their formulating and processing parameters remains
  by Claudia Dziuk O'Donnell
• Gaining widespread acceptance in meat analog applications
• Fortification tastes good
• Soy clear soy sauce
• The Italian job: cross-functionality took on a whole new dimension for Barilla's Restaurant Creations. Company facilities in the U.S. and Italy collaborated to deliver a line of pasta sauces unlike any other on the market
  by William A. Roberts, Jr.
• Omya Inc
• Briess Malt & Ingredients Co
• Constellation Brands Inc
• When reducing calories and fat, maintaining the texture and taste of foods can be difficult
• Staying ahead of the race
  by Marcia A. Wade
• Reducing pizza carbs
• Kerry Americas
• Lee Industries
• Cargill Health & Food Technologies
• Kraft Food Ingredients
• Cookie crumbles
• Giving up the bottle
• No mas?
• Food Marketing Institute
• Barbecue's regional roots: in the U.S., barbecuing is a beloved, traditional way of cooking. The ingredients featured in the sauces, as well as the type of meat and wood used, vary from region to region
  by Wilbert Jones
• A complete line of blends
• Carrageenans "meat" consumer demand
• Indian foods feature raisins
• Wild Flavors
• An icon "away from home"
  by William A. Jr. Roberts
• Ingredients Solutions Inc
• Bunge North America
• Small world! Three upcoming conferences show how small the world is when it comes to the subject of functional foods and nutraceuticals
  by Claudia D. O'Donnell
• HunterLab
• Can't win for losing
• RFI Ingredients
• SunOpta Inc
• Seeking solutions to obesity: issues surrounding obesity—from its causes to consumer and industry perspectives to possible solutions—were discussed at a recent conference
  by Lauren Swann
• Reduced-fat formulations require higher moisture levels
• Software addresses QC issues
• Cargill Foods
• Bran extension
• Everyone is going upscale
• The lowdown
• Folate not just for babies anymore: folate, also known as folic acid, is well-known for its role in preventing neural tube birth defects. However, the B-vitamin also plays a role in helping to reduce risk of cardiovascular disease, certain cancers, Alzhei
  by Julie Miller Jones
• Davisco Foods
• Judgement day
  by William A. Roberts, Jr.
• What consumers want
  by Anju Holay
• Solbar Industries Ltd
• Burger King Corp
• The small granule size and soft gels of rice starch
• A sweet imitation
  by Marcia A. Wade
• Virtually trans-fat-free oil
• Kemin Foods LC
• Del Monte Foods Co
• A cost effective alternative to liquid, frozen or dried whole eggs
• Trans-free/Non-GMO ingredients
• Bakery products scorecard
• Fairfield Farm Kitchens
• PepsiCo Beverages & Foods
• Losing fat, formulating back: not all meat applications are the same; neither are the water-binders, texturizers and fat-mimetics necessary to reduce their fat content
  by Marcia A. Wade

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