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Konica Minolta is creating amazing labels with copier (electrophotographic) technology you’d find hard to believe. Time to bring your label printing in-house?
Another team of prominent cardiologists have called for a rethink of the diet-heart hypothesis in a new BMJ paper, adding to mounting evidence that it is flawed and yet governments have allowed it to form the basis of most countries' low-fat dietary advice for decades.
While the traditional takeaway fast-food industry in SA is taking considerable strain as the economy languishes, a quiet revolution is taking place in an alternative, healthier “fast-casual” segment.
Briton Daniel Pawson had a successful career as a top-end chef working in three Michelin-starred restaurants. He's now turned a restaurant bugbear into a new snacking business.
You read that as craft beer, right? But we’re talking beef. Warning: Eating Wagyu beef will most likely ruin you for any other beef. Yes, it really is that good, and it lives up to all its hype.
Tapping into better-for-you snacking trends, Kraft Heinz has ventured into new territory and released a new range of “spoonable smoothies”, coined Fruitlove.
Former Australian social media influencer and “wellness guru”, Belle Gibson, is back in the news for all the wrong reasons. Exposed as a fraud and facing prosecution, this article discusses how and why lifestyle and wellness gurus/scamsters flourish.
Consumers are driving the reinvention of “real food” as sports food, according to leading nutrition analyst, Julian Mellentin of New Nutrition Business.
The new testo 191 HACCP data logger system simplifies the monitoring and documentation of temperature and pressure in sterilisation, pasteurisation and freeze-drying processes.
There was never a more important time in the history of the SA food industry to put more focus on microbiology knowledge in the factory. Recognising this, Pretoria University is offering a very useful and practical online short course.
Healthy beverages are in demand globally, including in the Asia-Pacific, the Middle East and Africa. Join Kerry Taste & Nutrition for a webinar where experts will discuss key aspects of this trend, including clean label, sugar reduction and fortification.
Tate & Lyle’s stabiliser solutions have helped a Pretoria dairy company create a new range of low cost, long shelf life dairy products.
Hopefully, by now, you will be aware that SA's hygiene regulations have changed and the updated version of R638 of 2018 includes a brand new requirement for the 'person in charge'. What are the implications here?
En Solución, creator of an innovative, environmentally-friendly post-harvest wash solution, earlier this month won the $25,000 prize in the 2019 IFTNEXT Food Disruption Challenge.
Here's a great podcast from one of the most exciting people working in this field, Tim Spector, a renowned Professor of Genetic Epidemiology and author of The Diet Myth.
It used to be kale, then Brussels sprouts, then avocados. But now, in 2019, the trendiest vegetable is the humble cauliflower.
In 1999, ex-policeman Albé Geldenhuys started selling his own mixtures of nutritional supplements to generate extra income while working as a sales rep at a gym. This side job became so lucrative that he registered it as a business, which has since become one of...
Two things happened in May that should be a huge wake-up call for big food companies...
WHEN Tom McLaughlin died recently on the Isle of Wight (UK) – having moved there from Cape Town just over a year ago – it put a tragic end to his particular brand of packaging professionalism and thought leadership. He left us, however, with an inspirational yardstick for emulation, writes his great friend, Gill Loubser of PPM Magazine.
Dedicated biofilm detection and control should be enlisted and instilled as a fundamental and non-negotiable requirement for really effective QA programs, argues SA food safety consultant, Dr Robin Kirkpatrick.