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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

  • Nestlé reformulates KitKat as consumer tastes change
  • Why is Big Food booming in emerging markets?
  • How the industry’s biggest player is securing cocoa’s future
  • Ingredients revolution: the race to survive climate disruption
  • Mondelēz crystal Toblerone marks confectionery marketing shift

RSS DairyReporter.com

  • The coming UPF regulation revolution
  • Is AI vision worth the hype?
  • What Fonterra’s leadership overhaul says about its priorities
  • Ben & Jerry’s and Unilever’s court battle enters a decisive phase
  • What’s driving the protein surge?

RSS Food Dive

  • Food giants defeat lawsuit calling ultraprocessed products addictive
  • How Tom Holland’s nonalcoholic Bero breaks through with brand partners
  • FDA adds caffeine labeling to regulatory priority list
  • General Mills plans $3B in cost cuts to fight consumer spending slump
  • Consumer sentiment rises from record low on prospect of lower inflation

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