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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

  • Can flavor beat function in the crowded soda aisle?
  • Why flour is having its specialty coffee moment
  • Animal-free egg white production begins at an ADM plant in Iowa
  • Consumers are reprioritizing the top purchase drivers for food and beverage
  • The strategy powering Ritter Sport’s success

RSS DairyReporter.com

  • Fertiliser uncertainty grows as Iran conflict drags on
  • How Lullaa is taking functional dairy to the next level
  • Why ‘quesomaxxing’ is the hottest trend in the chilled aisle
  • Why Lifeway is central to the US kefir boom
  • Protein claims are transforming dairy – and the numbers prove it

RSS Food Dive

  • CEO of Jack Daniel’s maker Brown-Forman to retire
  • Coca-Cola files application to trademark ‘Spricy’
  • PepsiCo CFO says tariff refund will help offset inflation
  • Bakery ingredients supplier AAK to scale Savor’s carbon-based fats
  • Premier Protein maker taps salty snack leader as CEO

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