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Welcome to the Dairy Foods.com Research Center

Each month, articles, news items and other material relevant to a specific topic and chosen by the editors of Dairy Foods will appear here. We'll provide customized, beneficial information pertinent to the challenges of product developers. The information will be updated in a timely fashion and will be a valuable, focused resource for your product development challenges. This month's focus is on Ice Cream.


Research Center Ice Cream

Oberweis taps viral networking to fill 100 jobs




Ingredient Technology

Nutty ways to innovate with new dairy food products.


Feeding the World

California Dairies’ Visalia plant is crucial to the co-op’s global push.

by James Dudlicek


New Product Review




Dairy Market Trends

Baby, It’s Cold Outside


IDFA opens registration for next year’s Ice Cream Tech Conference




Gelita presents new concepts for fat-free ice cream

Optice opens up completely new possibilities in achieving the required texture and mouth feeling in fat- and sugar-free ice cream. 


Berto’s Gelato & Sorbet acquires Charl’s Ice Cream Specialties




National Ice Cream Month event a ringing success




Cookie dough ice cream OK amid recall




Danisco makes ice cream an inexpensive treat




Mayfield recalls ice cream




Ohio ice cream manufacturer pairs with cancer foundation




Graeter’s to build new ice cream plant, take brand national




Annual Ice Cream Outlook

Products delivering what consumers want – indulgence, portion control, better-for-you or simply value – have kept shoppers’ spending steady in the frozen dessert aisle.

by Donna Berry


Eating Right Light Ice Cream Cups


New Turkey Hill VenIce Premium Ice and Frozen Yogurt




Corporate Profile: Oregon Ice Cream Co.

Reaching for the Stars:  Oregon Ice Cream has transformed itself from old-school regional to organic fireball. It’s been 12 years since the Gleason family took this company in its new direction, and it's all because a husband listened to his wife. 

by James Dudlicek


Formulating Chocolate Ice Cream

How many ways can you formulate chocolate ice cream?


How Do Enzymes Affect Production and Quality of Ice Cream?

Enzymes are proteins that speed up the rate of chemical reactions. Ice cream is made from a host of naturally occurring raw materials with enzyme activity, manufactured ingredients produced using enzyme systems and/or materials to which enzymes have been added.

by Tharp & Young


MooGoo™ Fabulous Ice Cream Flavors




Dairy Market Trends: Where's the Scream for Ice Cream?

It’s the middle of summer, so it may be hard to believe, but in the past year, consumers have not been screaming for ice cream. Everybody loves the stuff, and in recent years the overall ice cream category has enjoyed steady (if somewhat modest) growth of about 2-3% a year.


2004 Ice Cream Outlook: Looking for a churn around

Sales have softened in the past year, but ice cream makers have rolled out a slew of better (for you) products designed to resurrect the category.

by David Phillips


2003 Ice Cream Outlook: Inclusions Unlimited

Suppliers of those yummy things that go into frozen desserts know no boundaries

by Donna Berry


Ice Cream Steady, Novelties Brisk

Ice cream may be the most predictable performer in the dairy industry. Each year Americans buy a little more than the year before, and 2-3% growth is just as reliable as January blizzards in Buffalo.


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