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Plant-based, low-sugar and low-fat prototypes at FiA!

30 August 2022
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Low-fat mayonnaise pot
Food Ingredients Asia (FiA) returns in September, with Tate & Lyle hosting booth G22 to showcase how our innovative solutions can help companies meet consumer demand for healthier, tastier, and more sustainable food and beverage options.

Webinar: Stabiliser University™ module 4 – Formulating Multiphase Systems​

10 June 2022
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Stabiliser Uni 4
Simplify multiphase systems with functionality and the return of Stabiliser University™ on Wednesday 22 June with module 4 of the interactive webinar series - entirely focused on the world of stabiliser science. ​

Webinar: Sweetener University™ Module 6 – Monk Fruit: A unique source of plant-based sweeteners

18 May 2022
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Monk fruit sweeteners
Did you know that Monk Fruit is a member of the melon family? Native to China, it is harvested, crushed, and infused with hot water, and then purified to isolate the sweet tasting natural ingredient.

Webinar: European Dairy Consumption Trends

21 April 2022
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Dairy pot with fruit
Did you know that despite the increase in purchase of plant-based dairy alternatives, 19% of consumers between 18-35 years old are consuming more dairy than they did 3 years ago?

Advances in Clean Label Yogurt Texture Solutions

29 March 2022
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clean label yoghurt
Consumer trends are continuing to drive movements such as organic, clean label, “free from” and non-GMO formulations, as interests in the type and source of ingredients used in popular food and beverage products continues to shift.
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