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Articles in Sept, 2003 issue of Prepared Foods

• Grain-y picture
• Rich man, poor man: the Economic Research Service division of the USDA has issued a report comparing food purchases by U.S. households of different income levels. Despite facing generally higher prices, low-income shoppers spend less on food purchases. To
  by Ephraim S. Leibtag
• Betting on betaine
  by Kerry Hughes
• One step closer to mom
• News in extrusion
• Starch technology for fiber enhancement
• No more mineral oil
• Focus on flavor
• Butter Buds Food Ingredients
• Gum Technology Corp
• Main Street Ingredients
• Solbar Industries Ltd
• On productivity and PIX
  by Claudia D O'Donnell
• Taking a ribbon
• Variety for low-carb consumers: a historical look at the low-carb trend, its nutritional basis and formulation suggestions are provided in this synopsis
  by Kathie Wrick
• New vitamin identified
• Enzymes increase oils' healthfulness
  by Fran LaBell
• From soup to coconuts
• Crossover Mojo
• Natural calcium from eggs
• American Egg Board
• Davisco Foods International, Inc
• Kerry Specialty Ingredients
• PGP International
• Weetabix Company
• Dipping delight
• Almonds: consumers' favorite health nut; new studies show nutritional benefits
• Consumer concerns on calcium supplements: bioavailability, source sustainability, cost and marketplace positioning impact calcium supplementation choices
  by Kerry Hughes
• Soluble fiber
• Calcium for health
• Flexible flavors
• Feedback for quality
• Technology for fresher applesauce
• BASF Corp
• GTC Nutrition, LLC
• Loders Croklaan USA LLC
• Sargento Food Ingredients
• Potent portables
• A culinary approach to fortified foods: successful fortified foods utilize cleverly assembled systems of flavoring components as well as encapsulated nutrients. Specific formulation tactics, based on a distinctive culinary perspective, provide solutions t
  by Charlie Baggs
• Chromium and aging
• Smoothing sourness: if the food or beverage you're formulating may cause your customers' faces to pucker, here are eight suggestions on how to reduce that acidic bite
  by Claudia Dziuk O'Donnell
• Natural flavor enhancer
• Eye appeal
• Sweet "peppas"
• Almond Board of California
• Danisco USA, Inc
• Kerry Coatings
• Orafti Active Food Ingredients
• Watson Foods Co., Inc
• Flavor Adventures
• Taking vitamins
• White tea extract: a tea less processed
• Coating protects nutrients
• 25 years of excellence
• Functional flavors
• Stuck on food
• Almonds for heart health
• Cargill™ Soy Protein Solutions: we're focused on your success™
• Hughson Nut Inc
• MANE, Inc
• The Solae Company
• No plain vanilla
• Y now!
• Shellfish-free glucosamine
• Going global
• Replacing gelatin
• Low-carb sweeteners
• Fortified with fiber
• The licuado entices more than Latins
• D.D. Williamson & Co. Inc
• Kemin Foods L.C
• Omega Protein Inc
• Virginia Dare
• Salad toppers
• A cereal start
  by William A. Roberts, Jr.
• Men's health to male menopause: a synopsis of a few bioactives that are popularly used to address men's issues of heart disease, prostate health and sports and sexual performance is provided
  by Kerry Hughes
• Flaxseed how-to
• Cheerful cherries
  by Claudia O'Donnell
• Perception modification
• Trans-free and non-hydrogenated

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