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... member state objections the cogs of the novel food process have turned slowly for rev 7 ... the dutch authorities deemed rev-7 to meet the criteria for acceptance as a novel food in 2009, but when the commission forwarded the assessment report to other member states, several came back with comments or objections

... oxidation inhibition the authors of this study, who published their findings in the journal of food process engineering , claim that the combination of sonication and edible coatings mixed with natural antioxidants on peanuts will not only prevent penetration of oxygen onto the peanuts, but will also inhibit further lipid oxidation reactions ... “this process can be used for the preparation of shelf-stable peanut products for the purpose of reaching distant markets, to be used during extended storage periods ... sonication, they explain, enables minimal processing, because transfer of acoustic energy to the food product is instantaneous ... the authors said that after the cooling process, the peanut skin was easily removed by rubbing peanuts against each other manually

... levels of acrylamide and a number of other process contaminants present in foods are not a cause for increased concern about the risk to human health, according to the latest survey ... conducted by the uk’s food standards agency (fsa) on recommendation by the european commission, the survey aimed to examine whether initiatives by the food industry to reduce acrylamide and furan have been effective ... as part of its three-year study, the fsa also extended its investigation to cover levels of 3-mcpd (3-monochloropropanediol) and ethyl carbamate, to gain a clear picture of the levels of a range of process contaminants in the food that is commonly eaten in the uk ... process contaminants process contaminants are chemical substances that are produced in food during food manufacturing, cooking (including home cooking), packaging and other processing activities ... the substances are formed when components in food undergo chemical changes during processing, which can include fermentation, acid hydrolysis, smoking, drying as well as some types of cooking (such as baking, grilling, frying and barbecuing) ... known as the maillard reaction, this process is responsible for the brown colour and tasty flavour of baked, fried and toasted foods ... it first hit the headlines in 2002, when scientists at the swedish food administration first reported unexpectedly high levels of acrylamide, found to cause cancer in laboratory rats, in carbohydrate-rich foods ... it can form during the heat-treatment of food products, and contributes to the taste and smell of a prepared food product ... red flags were first waved over levels in tinned and canned foods in 2004, when the us food and drug administration reported detecting higher levels than previously thought

... two food and drink research centres, ccfra and bri, have merged to strengthen their resources and help companies in the industry innovate and ensure the safety and quality of their products ... two food and drink research centres, ccfra and bri, have merged to strengthen their resources and help companies in the industry innovate and ensure the safety and quality of their products ... campden & chorleywood food research association and bri said that they can now offer a wider range of expertise, skills and facilities to members, which between them already include nestlé, kraft foods, britvic, the fosters group and cargill ... its clients will benefit from “state-of-the-art” laboratories for food and drink microbiology, hygiene, chemistry, biochemistry, molecular biology, brewing and cereal science and packaging technology ... the company also boasts of “extensive” food process hall and pilot plant, including malting and brewing, retorting, chilling, milling, baking, hygiene and packaging ... com: “ccfra has a broad base and works with many products, on issues ranging from hygiene and process validation top analysis and consumer studies ... “there is also considerable interest in process efficiency and sustainable operations - reducing energy consumption, minimising waste, and assessing sustainable packaging options for example ... ” he said that product safety, process efficiency and sustainability are also the main drivers in the brewing industry ... campden's research is aimed at helping companies in the food supply chain to assure the safety and quality of their products, innovate with new products, and maximise production efficiency ... recent examples include new dna-based methods for assessing food authenticity and for rapid identification of foodborne pathogens, new methods for testing functionality of ingredients such as egg, and how on-pack information contributes to consumers' sensory expectations bri, turnover for 2007 was €4,300,000 and it has 60 staff

... for example, it offers food markers thickening and stabilising properties and can act as a water binder, fat replacer and mouthfeel enhancer ... equacia is particularly suited for applications in bakery, ice cream, mayonnaise, sauces and confectionery and goes through all the food process ... " the company claims that in bakery applications, equacia is effective at use levels of between one and two per cent, and can help food makers to reduce fats by up to 50 per cent ... it is widely used by the food industry as a thickener, adhesive, and stabiliser and is heavily used as an emulsifier in beverages