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Articles in July, 2004 issue of Prepared Foods

• Chr. Hansen A/S and Urex Biotech Inc. have entered into a strategic alliance to market therapeutic solutions for women and specific female health issues
• A little bit sweet, a little bit salty
• Lee Industries
• Picolinate and choose
• TIC Gums
• Science al Dente: in today's low-carb environment, a conference about pasta can be a divisive subject. Opinions on the importance of the glycemic index, low-fat diets and the staying power of low-carb diets vary widely. However, doctors, dieticians and sc
  by Marcia A. Wade
• French's Flavor Ingredients
• Green is good
• Pouring it on
• Unconventional uncola
• Beverage products scorecard: total introductions by various categories
• Kraft Food Ingredients
• Danisco
• Gender vending: F&B manufacturers have attempted various methods, products and rationales to cater to the fairer sex. Women are an important purchasing power, and show concern for their family's health. Men, on the other hand, rarely are targeted, and
  by William A. Roberts
• Showcase: vanilla and chocolate flavors; nuts and inclusions
• Delivering heart health: the FDA is allowing an increased number of health claims that link dietary components with reduced risk of cardiovascular disease
  by Claudia Dziuk O'Donnell
• A little going a long way
• Davisco Foods
• The all-natural route
• Beyond Asian: soy sauce & flavor enhancement
• Going Tropical
• Another fish in the ocean
• Global trends
• Play ball: inclusions bring home frozen dessert flavors: inclusions spice up the ordinary, and help manufacturers present exciting products. Whether in liquid or solid form, inclusions offer food developers a delicious way to distinguish their frozen dess
• Wild Flavors
• Under the microflora
• Fun, fast and healthier breakfast options: new breakfast foods must address the key issues of convenience and portability, as well as healthfulness, in order to be successful in today's ever-expanding marketplace
  by Allison Rittman
• HunterLab
• Product Dynamics, a division of RQA Inc
• Playing with food
• Inulin and that "gut" feeling: inulin, a prebiotic typically found in dairy yogurts to enhance calcium absorption, also can provide moisture in meat substitutes and trade spaces with carbohydrates to supplement dietary fiber
  by Marcia A. Wade
• The Right Kind of oatmeal
• 2004 Ad
• Fully cooked and ready to go
• Healthier fats not so farfetched: fats and oils are often the center of health-related issues. The food industry continues to use technology to develop healthier options while providing products consumers want
  by Richard F. Stier
• Malt Products
• Mastertaste , a Kerry Group company, acquired four flavor companies
• Outside the box
  by Claudia Dziuk O'Donnell
• Karma meets indulgence
• Look for the label
• Dequssa Texturant Systems
• Cargill Foods
• Trans-free? Non-GMO?
• Highway to health