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Asia Pacific leads world in nutraceutical sales
05-May-2008 - The Asia Pacific market for nutraceutical products by far exceeds that of North America and Europe, according to data pooled from different market research firms.
Whisky makers call for government support to maintain growth
02-May-2008 - Scotch whisky exports reached record heights in 2007 as shipment volumes rose eight per cent to 1,135 million bottles, though government support is required to ensure further industry growth, claims a leading trade organisation.
Fruit drinks squeeze UK soft drink growth potential
29-Apr-2008 - The growing prevalence of smoothies and other fruit based-beverages in Britain's soft drinks market failed to prevent overall sales volumes declines within the industry during 2007, according to the British Soft Drink Association (BSDA).
Health awareness boosts US soy market, report
23-Apr-2008 - The US market for soy foods and beverages is poised for strong growth as consumer awareness of the health benefits of soy increases, according to a new report.
Is the UK functional foods boom over?
23-Apr-2008 - Functional foods have been one of the strongest sectors within the broader food industry for more than a decade but the good times may be coming to an end - at least in the UK, according to Mintel research.
Additive-free tops beverage claim list
22-Apr-2008 - Preservative and additive free knocked low sugar off the top spot of leading beverage claims in 2007, according to the Mintel Global New Products Database (GNPD).
Green logos create brand tension
17-Apr-2008 - Logos to identify green products and packaging will become increasingly common, but could lead to tension as competitors fight to keep their brands looking unique, says industry expert.
Cola copy-catting may foil Red Bull
14-Apr-2008 - Red Bull GmbH's recent move into the cola market is unlikely to mimic the success of their pioneering energy drink, according to an industry analyst.
Consumers go for green products, Mintel
10-Apr-2008 - Research by Mintel Global New Products Database (GNPD) shows that an increasing number of new products boast environmentally-friendly claims.
Southampton colours should be phased out, says FSA
10-Apr-2008 - Artificial colours linked to hyperactivity in children by the Southampton study should be phased out in Europe, said the UK Food Standards Agency today.
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