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Formulating for the GLP-1 journey: Sensory research reveals a need for targeted products

15 September 2026
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By Luisa Brady, Sensory Scientist As we know, GLP-1 medications change the way people eat. Until recently, though, most of the conversation in the food and beverage industry has been around appetite suppression and achieving optimal nutritional density from reduced caloric intake. But from a sensory...

Personalised nutrition: Innovating for health and wellness across all life stages

15 September 2026
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By Melissa Kaczmarczyk, Principal Scientist, Global Nutrition Have you ever tried on a piece of clothing labeled “one size fits all,” only to find that “all” doesn’t seem to include you? It’s the same with nutrition—what’s suitable for one person may not be for the next. That’s something we are...

Solving tomorrow's challenges today: How Tate & Lyle helps food manufacturers boost productivity amid volatility

15 September 2026
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By Venitia Sequeira, Head of Category Development, Bakery, Soups, Sauces and Dressings, and Cathy Hurelbrink, NOAM Procurement Director In today’s ever-changing global food market, productivity has become a top priority for food and beverage manufacturers. Consumers, many of whom by necessity have...

Understanding fiber intolerance: why soluble corn fiber matters for food product development

16 July 2026
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Written by: Melissa Kaczmarczyk, Principal Scientist, Global Nutrition and Maanvi Maheshwari, Scientist, R&D Fibers, Science & Innovation Let’s be honest; fiber has a reputation problem. Most people know they should be getting more of it, but for many, that’s where the story ends. It’s often...

Do you know about the gut-heart axis? You need to.

13 March 2025
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Ground-breaking study found that a combination of a probiotic and prebiotic—referred to as a ‘synbiotic’ — can significantly reduce heart muscle damage caused by diet-induced cardiac disease
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