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Articles in May 2004 issue of Prepared Foods

• Sethness Products Co. and Roquette Freres S.A. formed Sethness-Roquette
• Sensible kids' snacks
• J&J Snack Foods Corp
• Coloring Caramel
• Cold beverages run hot: new beverages lead the way in sales, as product introductions decline for the first time in two years, setting the stage for a bump due to low-carb launches next year
  by William A. Roberts, Jr.
• Meat product safety
  by Rick Stier
• High-fiber fruits lower heart disease risk
• MGP Ingredients Inc
• Giving them their just desserts
• Sargento Foods Inc
• Fortitech Asia Pacific has been certified HACCP-compliant
• Orville steps out
• WellGen Inc. received $3 million in equity capital from venture-capital investors
• Low-carb Orange Juice
• Function follows form: consumer confusion has been a barrier to widespread growth of functional foods, but manufacturers have an opportunity to communicate the benefits of the market
  by William A. Roberts, Jr.
• On-the-go gourmet
  by William A. Roberts, Jr.
• Carb-conscious pizza
• Add another coat, for safety's sake
• Corn Products International and GTC Nutrition formed a strategic alliance to focus on specialty ingredients for the food, nutraceutical and animal feed industries
• Takasago
• Quick and hot breakfasts
• Sartori Foods
• Hot potatoes
• Natural vegetable juice concentrates
  by Kerry Hughes
• FDA reviewing soy health claim
• Coating flavors
• RFI Ingredients and Overseal Foods Ltd. signed a partnership agreement
• Robertet Flavors Inc
• Condiments scorecard
• Organic rice syrup
• The teen scene
• Organic gums increase options
  by Rick Stier
• Conquering carbs: if obesity has become consumers' number one health concern, low-carb has become the food industry's answer for the decade. Consumer interest drives new products, new formulations and new regulations
• Juanita's Foods
• Prime Ingredients Co
• Taming two trends
• Ready Pac Produce
• Naturally enhanced
• Simply saucy: sauces are the cornerstone of cooking, serving as a base for numerous creations. Typically, they are not used alone, but serve to enhance, balance or complement other foods. Sauces add visual as well as culinary depth to a variety of dishes
  by Allison Rittman
• Confections for the health-conscious
• Chr. Hansen
• The Solae Company launched a multi-million-dollar national television
• Keeping the tuna
• Weighing in with a new emulsifying agent
• Full flavor forecast: in the exclusive 2004 Prepared Foods R&D Flavoring Trends Survey, respondents weigh in on which flavors, flavor systems and flavor technologies will spice up the industry
  by Marcia A. Wade
• In compliance on six continents
  by Del Williams
• Total carb solution
• Briess Malt & Ingredients Co. relaunched its website
• Living single—and healthy
• A whey for consumers
• Rubbing it in: marinades and rubs not only help make meats, fish and vegetables more flavorful, they also help to tenderize them. Consumers are showing a growing interest in further flavoring their meats, and manufacturers who present products that are ta
  by Wilbert Jones
• Lowering potato carbs
• Big dippers
• Seltzer Nutritional Technologies
• Dialing it up
• Showcase: tropical and fantasy flavors
• Main Street Ingredients
• A lot to digest
• An oven-baked story
• Grain Processing Corp
• NutraGenesis LLC and Flavor & Fragrance Specialties formed a strategic alliance
• To the Xtreme
• Foodservice-inspired ideas
• Sound bites
  by Claudia Dziuk O'Donnell
• Calcium: the chosen form: fortifying products with calcium requires an understanding of the benefits of various forms and their interactions
  by Marcia A. Wade
• Picking up the pace
• Where savory, sweet and coffee meet
• Consumer Healthcare Products Association
• Private among the public
• Evans Food Group
• All good things in moderation
• Get wild for low-carbs
• Wasabi, the green-colored, Japanese version of horseradish with a hot flavor, is widely used in Asia but also has gained popularity in other regions, following the demand for all things ethnic
• Dairy's probiotic promise: most consumers understand that dairy products are inherently good for you. What many do not yet grasp is how probiotics, beneficial bacteria, keep the digestive and immune systems healthy
  by Bill Haines
• All out auditing
• Sethness-Greenleaf Inc. formed a partnership with Canandaigua Concentrate & Colors