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A role for sensory in satiety

Appearance, such as a thick and creamy texture, can have people expecting to feel fuller longer.
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July 19, 2016

A role for sensory in satiety
Appearance, such as a thick and creamy texture, can have people expecting to feel fuller longer.

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I.F.T. honors three with Innovation Awards
The winners were honored July 17 during the Institute of Food Technologists annual meeting and food expo.
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'Made with Pulses' seal unveiled at I.F.T.
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Snyder's of Hanover transitions pretzel bakery to peanut-free
Company's nut-based pretzels will be made in Canonsburg, Pa.
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MGP starches, protein lines now Non-GMO Project verified
Company says 22 of its products have been verified.
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Bunge offers corn ingredients, oils with Non-GMO Project verification
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