Wednesday, July 13, 2016

Special report: Ingredient innovations and trends

A look at some of the latest solutions for clean label formulation, sodium reduction and more.

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Ingredient innovations and trends
A look at some of the latest solutions for clean label formulation, sodium reduction and more.

 

Promotional opportunities in fortification
Government agencies recommend vitamin D, potassium and folic acid.

 

Crispy, convenient and gluten-free
Consider ancient grains, rice and almond flour for a desirable gluten-free pizza crust.

 

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A squeeze on pectin
While the clean label trend increases demand, weather and processing bottlenecks limit supply.

 

Adventures in ancient grains
The unique flavors and textures of wholesome, underutilized crops like farro, buckwheat and barley have modern appeal.

 

Functional dairy foods - Beyond basic nutrition
Dairy product formulators are developing new products with an eye toward improving health and wellness.

 

Culinary trends in transition
Mediterranean cuisine, plant proteins and ancient grains are being incorporated into more products.

 

Spicing up sodium reduction
Spices, herbs and seasonings add health benefits and naturally sourced color.

 

Reducing added sugars in beverages
The clock is ticking for beverage makers to reformulate products ahead of implementation of the new Nutrition Facts Panel.

 

Investing in plant protein
Partnerships and acquisitions provide financial boosts to ingredients based on soy, algae and pulses.

 

Hydrocolloids - It's all about the gel
The ingredients contribute to dairy formulations by giving products a rich and creamy mouthfeel.

 

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