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Global Intelligence in Food

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Technical Consulting

Please contact Dr Ranjan Sharma for technical issue related to food products. This may include Product development Quality issues Ingredient functionality Analytical techniques Scientific ...

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Technical Training

As a consultant, Dr Ranjan Sharma can offer the following technical training and market intelligence either on your site or through online resources Infant formula – aspects related to formulation ...

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RSS FoodNavigator.com

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  • Ferrara accelerates growth with global expansion strategy
  • Whey boom fuels surge in protein processing expansion
  • EU clearance unlocks €18m boost for novel mycoprotein
  • Nestlé combines confectionery and coffee to boost growth

RSS DairyReporter.com

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  • Tate & Lyle, Ingredion and the new ingredients land grab
  • How Danone is repositioning itself in APAC
  • Big Food falling short on regen ag commitments
  • Feeding cattle grocery waste can support production, study finds

RSS Food Dive

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  • How challenger food brands are standing out despite fewer marketing swings
  • Coca-Cola to close Massachusetts bottling plant
  • Takis to remove artificial colors
  • 4 key numbers highlighting the stress facing grocery consumers

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