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	Related Industry News Sports nutrition just for athletes - a thing of the past The sports nutritional market sector is set to surpass growth expectations in the run up to 2011, hoisted up by emphasis on more mainstream consumers, according to a new report... Read New pregnancy research could cause another bump for food industry The snacks industry has taken another hit this week after researchers suggest eating junk food during pregnancy and breastfeeding may lead to obese offspring... Read New Zealand tests find pesticide residue levels are safe Pesticide residues largely comply with legal limits, according to the results of food tests conducted by New Zealand Food Safety Authority (NZFSA) published yesterday... Read Wal-Mart beefs up audits of supplier factories Wal-Mart audited 8,873 of its suppliers' factories last year, part of the giant retailer's ongoing push to portray itself as an ethical and environmentally-conscious company... Read Raisio takes cost cutting measures to boost profit Raisio is planning to streamline its food and ingredients division to boost profits and offset any potential costs brought on by unseasonable European weather... Read Weekly Comment A helping hand to the confused consumer Consumers are bombarded with an overload of nutritional advice and product marketing - be it from magazines, television shows, and product advertising - and without a degree in nutritional science, it's a wonder they can make sense of it at all. Read Previous Headlines Nestle recasts its Black Magic recipes In a bid to take advantage of the new consumer fad for dark chocolate, Nestle has re-written its Black Magic recipes... Read Court favours Danone in 'cancer water' case A court in Argentina has dismissed allegations against Danone that it had engaged in unfair trade practices in the country against rival Coca-Cola... Read Masterfoods labelling move spurs new veggie debate Masterfoods has announced plans to introduce a vegetarian labelling scheme for some of its chocolate products as of next year, but the Vegetarian Society says ingredients still do not meet its sourcing requirements... Read No payouts for former Parmalat groups Two former subsidiaries of Italian dairy group Parmalat have failed in their attempts to win compensation from financial institutions alleged to have played a part in its one time parent company's financial collapse... Read A helping hand to the confused consumer Consumers are bombarded with an overload of nutritional advice and product marketing - be it from magazines, television shows, and product advertising - and without a degree in nutritional science, it's a wonder... Read Product Innovation Alerts - Free of Charge Indicate your research interests and receive alerts on relevant products and market innovations Company news

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