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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

  • Ferrero prioritises power brands to drive growth
  • Nutri-Score: Pros and cons
  • UPF legislation raises stakes for food labeling and child-directed marketing
  • The new beverage battleground is in AI recommendations vs. shelf space
  • How are better-for-you snacks outpacing conventional offerings?

RSS DairyReporter.com

  • Stress-relief drinks fuel next functional beverage boom
  • Tate & Lyle shareholders vote in favour of £2.7bn Ingredion acquisition
  • Heatwave milk shortage sparks dairy price row
  • Functional foods: what’s the next big ingredient?
  • Sweetpotato milk first gains big financial backing

RSS Food Dive

  • Coca-Cola volume grows 5% thanks to the World Cup
  • Conagra to invest $125M in supply chain resilience
  • ‘Bean appetite’: How Jelly Belly is positioning itself as a luxury candy
  • US to lift Mexico cattle ban to combat high beef prices
  • Coca-Cola restores Fairlife production after ransomware attack

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