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Delhi Government To Rule on Possible Gutka Ban

In about two weeks the government plans to make its decision on the smokeless tobacco product

Processing and Biotechnology as a Source of Flavors

There are compelling reasons for growth and development in the area of process flavor and biotechnologically developed flavor. The industry looks upon these technologies as allowing for the creation of more natural components with, in general, a wider dynamic range of use.

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Endpoint. Synesthesia is Music to our Taste Buds

My role for Perfumer & Flavorist is to procure and put forth relevant scientific content and observations to advance your formulations for improved F&F applications. So what you’ll find here are some interesting points I’ve observed that could connect to your overall larger project “constellation.”

Flavorcon Highlights: Unusual Flavor Ingredients, Biotech and More

The debut of P&F ’s two-day flavor conference in New Jersey engaged all of the senses.

Study Addresses Children's Aversion to Bitter-Tasting Medicine

A new review highlights recent advances in the scientific understanding of bitter taste, with special attention to the sensory world of children.

Shortened telomeres are associated with many chronic conditions such as cancer, cardiovascular disease and diabetes.

Blue California’s ErgoActive Linked to Healthy Aging

“Our results suggest that ergothioneine, as part of a healthy diet, could potentially mitigate the negative effects of oxidative stress and support healthy aging by helping to preserve telomere length and reduce the rate of shortening” Dr. Priscilla Samuel, chief science officer.

The Development of Aroma Components by Microbial Fermentation

Microorganisms are used in the production of kiral products. It is now believed that the time has come for such techniques to be used in the production of aroma providing products. There have been many general reviews on the formation of aroma products, but we will introduce the most recent research trends here.

Study: Carbonation Alters the Brain's Perception of Sweetness

The right combination of carbonation and artificial sweeteners can leave the sweet taste of diet drinks indistinguishable from normal drinks, says the study's author.

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Symrise Certified as a Green Company by DQS

Symrise has announced that it received the Green Company label from the DQS, making it the second time the company has received the distinction.

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Blue Pacific Flavors Announces $1.5 Million Lab Expansion

Blue Pacific will open the research and development laboratory, The Flavor Creation and Culinary Innovation Center, to handle all product development and flavor creation in the United States and Asia.

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Bell Sensory Program Teams Up with Local University

Bell Flavors and Fragrances is partnering up with a local university to expand consumer research into younger millennial generations and Generation Z preferences.

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Food Fright: Ingredient Concerns Hurting Consumer Taste Buds

A new Daymon Worldwide survey reveals that 40% of consumers have lost enjoyment of the foods they eat due to safety and quality concerns. GMO, MSG worries and more are on the list.

Democrats Propose Bill to Establish Food Safety Administration

The bill, introduced by Rep. Rosa DeLauro (Conn.) and Sen. Richard Durbin (Ill.), proposes to transfer to the Food Safety Administration the "food safety, labeling, inspection, and enforcement functions that, as of the day before the effective date of this Act, are performed by other federal agencies."

Study Strengthens Link between Diacetyl and Lung Disease

A recent study conducted by scientists at the National Toxicology Program evaluated the respiratory toxicity of diacetyl in mice at exposure profiles relevant to workplace conditions at microwave popcorn packaging plants.

Protein Reponsible for Sweetness in Miraculin Berry Tracked

Miraculin able to add sweetness to a variety of foods

It is said that the project will build on a discovery made by Lemon’s research group while studying a part of the brain where taste sensations can excite neurons in the midbrain region. By

Research Project Explores How the Brain Interprets Taste

A research project funded by the National Institutes of Health aims to better understand how the brain processes taste and how those neural pathways can evolve.

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Frozen Foods Market in Europe to Increase by 2021

The frozen food market in Europe is expected to grow as trends in private food and beverage product labels and preserved shelf life increase. Quality, nutrition, flavor, value and texture are all criteria helping this market progress.

$112.4 Billion US Health and Wellness Category Grows 9%

Despite a tough economy, the US health and wellness industry sales jump 9% in 2008, with a steady 7% annual growth predicted over the next five years.

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