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published - 9 August 2019
By Bogdan Zisu, Spraying Systems, Fluid Air, Melbourne, Australia
Electrostatic Drying; a Low Temperature Approach to Spray Drying and Oil Encapsulation

Conventional methods of drying are widely used in food preservation and spray drying of liquids and encapsulation of oils is common practice in Australian manufacturing. Although spray drying has many viable applications, it also has limitations and high temperature processing is the single greatest concern. Many active ingredients are sensitive …
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published - 17 July 2019
By Nicki Marks
Monash University new post graduate offerings in the food space

Monash University, for the first time in its nearly 60 year history is offering students the chance to study and advance their ambitions in the burgeoning industry of ‘food’. 
In 2019, Monash will offer a Masters of Advanced Engineering, food elective (starting late July) and in 2020 a Masters of Food Science and …
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published - 5 July 2019
By Nicki Marks
A rare glimpse into the sweeping cloud kitchens trend

Independent restaurant owners may be doomed, and perhaps grocery stores, too.
Such is the conclusion of a growing chorus of observers who’ve been closely watching a new and powerful trend gain strength: that of cloud kitchens, or fully equipped shared spaces for restaurant owners, most of them quick-serve operations.
While viewed peripherally …
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published - 4 July 2019
By Nicki Marks
Hormel Health Labs debuts a new coffee drink for people with Dysphagia

Dysphagia is the medical term used to describe difficulty swallowing, and affects millions of people, including 1 in 25 adults. Dysphagia can occur in any age group but is most common in adults – an estimated 40% of nursing home residents have dysphagia. It occurs in a range of forms …
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published - 4 July 2019
By Nicki Marks
Sainsbury’s to be first UK supermarket to sell meat-alternatives in its meat, fish and poultry aisles

Sainsbury’s has announced that it will be the first supermarket in the UK to trial placing meat-alternative products in its meat, fish, and poultry aisles.

The trial will be rolled out across 20 of its stores nationwide with the firm saying the move follows the success of its new plant-based range …
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