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... do you know your prebiotics from your probiotics? could you write and broadcast convincingly about emulsifiers and stabilisers? if the answer is yes, we would like to hear from you

irish dairy and ingredients group kerry has turned in a”solid” first half of 2011 that saw it increase volumes, weather raw material price hikes, and see success in a “go-to-market” functional ingredient strategy as profits jumped 6.1% on 2010 figures. profits are up 6.1% at kerry for h1, "despite significant raw material and input cost inflation" kerry notched trading profits of €214m for the first half of the year, with sales jumping 8.

... demands for bread of consistent quality with a long shelf life have led to the use of additives in products, including emulsifiers, enzymes, reductants and antioxidants ... datem emulsifiers (diacetyl tartaric esters of mono-glycerides) are used to improve bread volume, texture and dough stability

... emulsion science emulsions – a mix of two unblendable liquids like oil and water – are stabilised by the addition of emulsifiers such as protein ... emulsifiers work by stabilizing oil suspended in water, and this is achieved electrostatically

... dutch sucrose ester specialist sisterna says ice cream cone wafers can benefit from employing emulsifiers like sucrose esters because they give a better cone ... sisterna: "the flexibility of the wafer is better" emulsifiers are required in the batter for making ice cream cone wafers to prevent the goo sticking to industrial baking surfaces, with lecithin the most popular choice to perform the non-stick role

... in addition, the researchers, from the central food technological research institute, india, said that the addition of emulsifiers and hydrocolloids significantly improved the quality of the muffin batter mix

... food standards australia new zealand has announced the withdrawl of one product from australian shelves, an asparagus juice, having been identified as one of the products made with plasticiser-contaminated emulsifiers in taiwan

... challenges most emulsifiers and stabilisers used in ice cream production have little or no functionality without proper heat treatment, torben vilsgaard a spokesperson for the company told dairyreporter

... to produce food emulsions with improved sensory qualities, better knowledge of the effects of emulsifiers and stabilisers on the flavour and texture of emulsions is needed, says research

... palsgaard has aquired the remaining 50 per cent share of emulsion holland and its south african subsidiary as it looks to leverage new technologies for chocolate emulsifiers in the future ... the danish company was one of the original partners behind emulsion holland, which was set up in 1950, originally to produce emulsifiers as plate greasing agents for the bakery industry ... it later shifted strategy into extruded products and emulsifiers; today it is said to be the world’s biggest producer of chocolate emulsifiers polyglycerol polyricinoleate (pgpr) from castor beans ... the buy-out of the respective 25 per cent stakes held by dutch firms protos and emilijn, for undisclosed sums, was driven by palsgaard’s desire to be in full control, so it can drive forward the product portfolio in synergy with other emulsifiers products in juelsminde in denmark