Ingredients for Dairy Processors - Articles - Page 38

Dairy protein supports recovery

For Olympic athletes, recovery nutrition is key to success.

Sharon Gerdes Health and Wellness editor of Dairy Foods

July 15, 2021

Whether your favorite Olympic athlete is celebrating the thrill of victory or suffering the agony of defeat, he or she is now concentrating on recovery from intense exercise — and perhaps an injury that occurred as part of his or her competition.

Sustainable ingredients go back to the source

Manufacturers can tell a sustainability story through their ingredient selection.

Anna Boisseau

July 6, 2021

Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, many consumers already read labels to confirm food items met their standards — whether in terms of sustainability or nutrition. However, the health and safety concerns that defined the tumultuous past year-plus cemented consumer interest not only in the source of the foods they eat, but also in the ingredients that make up such items.

Suppliers offer natural and organic ingredients for dairy and nondairy products.

June 21, 2021

New ingredients from Beneo, Ciranda, EverGrain, and more!

Cultures and enzymes are the secret ingredients in dairy product development

They work behind the scenes to aid in dairy product innovation and enhancement.

Kathie Canning

June 1, 2021

Cultures and enzymes are the “secret ingredients” behind many of consumers’ favorite dairy products. They can influence attributes ranging from taste and texture to mouthfeel and shelf life.

Ingredient suppliers offer clean-label, high-potency and sugar-reducing sweetener solutions.

May 28, 2021

New ingredients from ASR Group, Brenntag, Cargill, and more!

Added sugar in American diet exceeds recommended guidelines

Healthy sugar-reduction habits begin in childhood, and dairy offers numerous lower-sugar options.

Sharon Gerdes

May 18, 2021

Sugar continues to be at the top of the list of nutrients that consumers are trying to reduce in their diets. A recent update from the American Heart Association noted, "Strong evidence supports the association of added sugars with increased cardiovascular disease in children."

Dairy jumps on natural flavors trend

Natural flavors and extracts meet consumer desire for dairy products with a cleaner label.

Anna Boisseau

May 11, 2021

The lines of what constitutes a clean-label product are murky. Does it mean a product is "free-from" unwanted components such as GMOs or artificial ingredients? That it has a short ingredient list? Or does it just mean the product is considered "healthy"?