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by Donald E. Pszczola & Karen Nachay
Foodoo: A Form of Magic at IFT

ne of the exhibitors at the 2008 IFT Food Expo will be showcasing a Foodoo Caf at its booth. Which brings to mind the question: If there is such a thing as foodoo, what kind of foodoo do you do? Or to put it another way, what kind of power does foodoo possess to help todays food formulator address a changing marketplace? Naturally, the term shouldnt be confused with voodoo, which is a type of religion characterized by certain rituals closely associated with nature. And for those who watch movies late at night, it might conjure up an image of a zombie or two, as well. No, foodoo is nothing like that. If we were to guess, it might mean the magic that happens when food science, technology, and culinary artistry come together to produce innovative products that foreshadow emerging trends and the things to come in the marketplace. If that is so, we can expect to see a lot of foodoo being practiced at this years show in New Orleans. For example, imagine a natural colorant that enables food-product developers to obtain a shelf-stable blue hue at a lower pH than conventional anthocyanin-based products. Or an acid marshmallow that has a low-pH environment necessary for the incorporation of citrus avors such as lime, lemon, or grapefruit. Or an enzyme that can be used to reduce acrylamide formation. Or a wide range of new avor concepts for beer. When you think of New Orleans cuisine, you may not necessarily think of blueberries. But that will change when you visit some area restaurants that feature blueberry-inspired menu items. The Blueberry Restaurant Guide contains information about restaurants that serve sweet and savory dishes containing blueberries. Several ingredient developments promise to enhance or modify the avors of nished products. Soy sauce, yeast extracts, Asian sauces, and reduced-sodium blends are all part of this foodoo kit. The foodoo gods will be working their magic on a wide range of innovative applications. How about a Floribbean crab cake with a chimichurri drizzle served with cooling lime and habanero plantains? Or hash browns that have been reformulated with cheese for a tasty breakfast item, Cheesy Hash Browns? Or a wide range of snacks made with new soybean oils? Or a Cajun-inspired Turducken served with a sweet potato crawsh spread on a hush puppy andouille pancake? And if you should happen to order a Double Bourbon and Cola, keep in mind that things have denitely been jazzed up around here. This prototype happens to feature Bourbon vanilla ice cream twisted with a Bourbon-, whisky-, and cola-avored water ice. Several companies also will be celebrating their anniversaries, and as part of the festivities, will be launching new developments. And many others are expanding their business efforts by forming strategic alliances, building new development and processing facilities, and introducing their ingredients into new food products and markets. Is there no end to the magic of foodoo? Well, youll have to decide for yourself as you go through the following pages of this Ingredients preview. And if you should happen to see a zombie at this years IFT Annual Meeting and Food Expo, tell him that hes at the wrong place. Based on the wide range of innovations highlighted in the preview, everyones wide awake here and alive with new ideas.
The foodoo gods will be busy introducing new ingredients and applications at the 2008 IFT Annual Meeting and Food Expo. Shown here is a Floribbean crab cake made with tantalizing avors.
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Donald E. Pszczola, Senior Associate Editor [email protected]
Karen Nachay, Assistant Editor [email protected]
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SPECIA L THE M E S Explore avors of the coast

With a collective coastline spanning more than 137,800 miles, the seacoast of the United States and Canada boasts a diverse array of regional ingredients, avors, and cooking techniques. Experience coastal cuisine, the avors of the Maritimes, the Floribbean, the Pacic Northwest, California, and Hawaii. A Floribbean crab cake with a chimichurri drizzle served with cooling lime and habanero plantains will be available for sampling. Also, a Luua rubbed BBQ pork sandwich with tamari and peppercorn slaw will be served, along with sugar cane and tamarind banana chips. The avors from the Coastal Cuisine portfolio are suitable for proteins and snacks. The crab cake, for example, is made with a whole-grain coating system, GrainBake, that is free of trans fats. Grifth Laboratories, www. grifthlaboratories.com, Booth 2739
be available for sampling. Virginia Dare, www.virginiadare.com, Booth 2731
On the go
On-the-go food occasions are a growing category fueled by irregular working hours, busy schedules, long commute times, and frequent travel schedules. People are eating more frequently in their cars, on planes, at their desks, or at sporting events. Time-pressured consumers need foods and beverages that are designed for their special needs. On-the-go beverages and snacks made with a variety of avors and ingredients will Prototypes reect ingredients from a wide portfolio of companies within one group. The products available for sampling include a granola mix and a fruit smoothie from PGP International, a dairy beverage from Protient, and a avored meat stick and a smoked hickory chip from Ohly, a yeast extracts company. Protient will also be unveiling its new image complete with a contemporary logo to signify the future of proteins. ABF Ingredients, www.abngredients.com, Booth 1903
Right on-the-bean trends

A new line of natural bean powders, Vegefull , provides a source of ber and protein without affecting the taste or texture of the food. It may be incorporated in such foods as baked goods, snacks, dips, and cereals. Attendees will be able to sample prototypes made with the ingredient, including panini, soup, and snacks. High-protein crisps are suitable for snacks, bars, and cereals. With 85% soy protein, the crisps have A full line of hot-ll sauces are customized for tomorrows dinners. Packaged in exible 29 oz pouches, these shelf-stable sauces include Cheddar, Szechuan, Jerk, Parmesan Alfredo, Mango Chutney, and a variety of others. In addition, latest dairy avor offerings will be highlighted in Green Chile & Tomato dip for chips as well as a Ranch dip for vegetables. Gamay, www. gamayavors.com, Booth 3606 Creative food ideas are delivered
the highest protein content on the market. Also, they are offered in different protein versions, including 60% and 80%, and can be paired with custom avors and sweeteners. And for cocoa lovers, attendees can sample a new line of De Zaan Huysman bright cocoa powders featured in chocolate milk. Or they can try Yucatan Seventy Wafers, a 70% cacao version of Merckens dark chocolate. For a limited time each day, visitors will have the opportunity to experience a chocolate fountain owing with Merckens Falls Dark Chocolate, ideal for dipping fruits or snacks to create an indulgent treat. ADM, www.admworld.com, Booth 3415 through a mix of new technology, key consumer insights, proactive problem solving, and the identication of new markets and applications. A variety of food formulations that reect this approach will be available for sampling. Continued investment in new ingredient categories and expertise make possible these innovative product formulations that support future business success. Kerry Ingredients & Flavors, www. kerry.com, Booth 3441, 3427
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SP E C I A L T H E M ES Prototypes capture authentic cooking avors

Through a combination of culinary expertise and patented technology, the authentic characteristics special to a specic cooking process can be captured. The Flavors of Cooking line enhances any application by replicating the culinary cooking methods of roasting, sauting, frying, pan drippings, and grilling. This product development innovation allows food processors to achieve authentic, consistent, savory avors without increasing cooking and manufacturing times. Several products made with ingredients from this line will be available for sampling. For example, how about trying a Fire Roasted New York Strip made with a Fire Roasted Flavor? Or a Cedar Planked Shrimp Vera Cruz, featuring a Fire Roasted Cedar Plank Type Flavor, a Roasted Garlic Flavor, and Cuisine of Mexico? Or Woodred Chipotle and Butternut Squash Bisque with Woodred Chipotle Flavor? Photo also shows a tasty number: a taco that is not made with beef or poultry, but sh, perfect for New Orleans. Kraft Food Ingredients, www. kraftfoodingredients.com, Booth 3127
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New Orleans treats are made with ingredients and avors from Wixon. Chef Jud is putting together some creative samples, such as Cajun-inspired Turducken served with a sweet potato crawsh spread on a hush puppy andouille pancake; a reduced-sugar Bourbon Street Cookie with Mag-nique Sweet Lift, and gumbo-avored chips with an andouille dip containing KCLean Salt, which cuts the sodium
in half but retains the taste and texture of regular table salt. Wixon Inc., www.wixon.com, Booth 4017 Theme, Jazz It Up, will reect the southern-style prototypes available for sampling. Attendees can try a Double Bourbon and Cola featuring Bourbon vanilla ice cream twisted with a Bourbon-, whisky-, and cola-avored water ice. Also experience sweet and savory bread puddings with complementary
sauces. David Michael & Co., dmavors.com, Booth 2909 Product stations for sweeteners, starches, polyols, and functional ingredients highlight the latest ingredient innovations in health & wellness and sweetener systems. Prototypes shown will help underscore booth theme, A World of Ingredients, A World of Ideas. Corn Products International, www. cornproducts.com, Booth 2121
Foodoo Caf?
A variety of Cajun avors will be available for sampling at New Orleans Foodoo Caf. On the menu will be several courses, all showcasing the expertise of Edlong Dairy Flavors. On the menu, well start with a Tri-Color Lentil Salad with creamy goat cheese and tomatoes. This will be followed by Cheesy Baked Grits, an entre course made with tasso ham and scallions. And then for dessert, theres Pecan Cupcakes with praline mousse frosting. In addition, ED-Vantage line of no-added diacetyl dairy avors will be featured. This line has an extensive variety of more than 80 pro les. Vegetarian concerns also
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will be addressed with the Vision line of kosher, pareve certied avors that convey dairy-like impact. Edlong Dairy Flavors, www.edlong.com, Booth 1022
The economics of soy

Soy protein products offer sustainability bene ts, may be used as alternatives to more expensive proteins, and are suitable for use in health-oriented products. Their capabilities and applications will be described and showcased in a number of prototypes. Supro brand soy protein isolates will be demonstrated in systems, such as beverages, nutrition bars,
and sauces. Applications will show how blends of dairy and soy proteins can result in improved textural and avor experiences vs products based on singular protein systems. In meat applications, SuproMax brand technology adds value to low-cost meat and poultry inputs, enabling the creation of high-value, high-quality entrees and menu items. The structuring capability of the technology will be demonstrated in vegetarian entrees, where it delivers traditional meat-like texture and eating experience. Supro extruded soy crisps will be highlighted in nutritional bars and novel snacks and cereal products. Solae, www.solae.com, Booth 3727
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Trumpeting the use of wheat ingredients

Tasty and nutritious trumpets containing Wheatex RediShred textured wheat protein will be among the high-ber, protein-enhanced product samples that attendees can try. Or if you want something a little sweeter, cinnamon rolls made with the ingredient will be available for sampling. Another showcased ingredient is a new-generation resistant starch, Fibersym RW, which delivers dietary ber, performs as a partial fat replacer, and reduces caloric content in a variety of processed foods, including salad dressings, sauces, confections, and dairy-based products. Also featured are Arise wheat protein isolates which possess elevated protein levels and deliver both processing and nished product bene ts to dough systems, pasta and noodles, and certain types of food coatings. MGP Ingredients, www.mgpingredients.com, Booth 4527
11 prototypes demonstrate innovation

In response to demand for health-promoting, tasty, and convenient products, 11 prototypes will be showcased from the bakery, beverage, snacks, and cereal categories. This array of prototypes will include a juice smoothie and a cereal to promote digestive health; an indulgent chocolate milk and snack; reduced-sodium salsa; gluten-free cake; a kid-friendly breakfast cookie with enhanced nutrition; a white tea with protein; a beverage that promotes heart health, and several others. From addressing consumer health and nutrition interests, such as digestive health, sodium reduction, heart health, and gluten-free diets, to satisfying cravings for pure indulgence, Cargill will demonstrate how it helps customers develop new products by leveraging market insights, technical capabilities, and ingredient innovations in avor, fats and oils, sweetness, texture, chocolate, and health-promoting ingredients. Cargill, www.cargill.com, Booth 2826
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Commercial Creamery celebrates 100th anniversary

Latest organic powders, including Parmesan cheese, cheddar cheese, sauce mixes, and seasonings will be showcased, along with new diacetyl-free butter avors for use in seasonings, sauces, and baked goods. Also highlighted will be the newest shelf-stable cheese Chunkettes and Crumbettes. The ingredients will be shown as part of Commercial Creamerys 100-year anniversary. For those interested in a little bit of history, the booth will also feature several photographs from the companys early years. Commercial Creamery Co., www.cheesepowder.com, Booth 4500
Fruit avors will be showcased in a variety of prototypes, including HortRealFruit Golden Kiwi Granita Beverage, HortRealFruit Jazz Apple Granita Beverage, Mangosteen Dragon Fruit Juice Drink, Pink Grapefruit with White Tea, and HortFruit-avored Vitamin Gummies. These prototypes were a cooperative effort between HortResearch and Blue Pacic Flavors. Blue Pacic Flavors & Fragrances, www. bluepacicavors.com, Booth 1138
Booth theme, We Create Great Taste, reects a wide range of food and beverage prototypes that demonstrate functionality and health-promoting ingredients. The innovative concept-to-market approach brings new ideas to the forefront of the industry. New health ingredients, natural avors and colors, and proprietary technologies will be showcased in these prototypes. Wild Flavors Inc., www.wildavors.com, Booth 3707
Restaurant of the Future enables the food industry to observe food choice and eating behavior real time and do well-controlled studies in a real environment. Under this theme, several activities will be organized in and outside the booth. Attendees will be able to experience the Eye-tracker and Face-reader, two high-tech tools also used to understand consumer behavior. Wageningen UR and the Food Valley Netherlands, Booth 619, 625 49
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FLAV OR S New avor concepts for beer

A range of avors, Bemix, can help diversify beer-based beverages. The line of 22 avors is formulated especially for beer applications and is classied in three families. One group targets men, with notes coming from such spirits as tequila, whisky cream, Curacao, and vodka. The second group mixes beer and a spirit with avors such as brown (vanilla or chocolate); exotic (coconut or lemon green tea); and fruity notes (apple or tutti frutti). The third range are fruity avored beers with 15% juice content, developed for customers who are looking for beers that are fruitier and have less bitter taste. Some examples of this last group might include peach, raspberry, cherry, and lychee. Also, organic sweet and savory avors will be highlighted. These avors are available for various applications, including alcoholic beverages, nonalcoholic beverages, dairy products, biscuits, confections, and health foods. These avors have a wide variety of organoleptic notes and proles and are offered in such forms as liquids, emulsions, powders, spray-dried, and granule. Aromatech Group, www.aromatech.fr, Booth 4640
Prototypes showcase Matcha green tea avoring

New formulations for Matcha green tea have been recently launched. One blend is specially prepared for premium green tea ice cream/green tea gelato and another blend tailored specically for smoothies/latte containing green tea avoring. Prototypes made with Matcha green tea will be showcased. Attendees will be able to sample Matcha green tea ice cream, Matcha smoothies, and other products. A variety of materials will be available supporting Matcha as a functional food ingredient, including a newly redesigned brochure and technical and specication write-ups supporting the product from marketing, ingredient, and scientic perspectives. Aiya America Inc., www.aiya-america.com, Booth 433
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Lemongrass will be offered in a fresh pureed form

A traditional avoring in Thai and other Pacic Rim and Caribbean cuisines, lemongrass offers a hint of citrus without the lemony bite. Several trend watches name lemongrass as one of the top avors for 2008. Refreshing and light with A new line of pepper avors, Zero Degrees , releases all the distinct avors of Habanero, Jalapeno, Ancho, and Chipotle, without the heat. Initial product development has shown that these pepper avors work best in salsas, dips, sauces, and prepared meals. Further development in additional applications is currently underway and will be highlighted at the show. Kalsec Inc., www. kalsec.com, Booth 3737
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a hint of ginger, this delicate avor is traditionally difcult to process for commercial use. A special cutting process has been developed which creates a whole puree that melts in your mouth. Three different types of lemongrass are offered, New avor ideas for the confectionery, bakery, savory, dairy, beverage, and organic markets will be highlighted in a wide range of prototype applications. These prototypes will demonstrate the effectiveness of these avors and their technologies. Flavorists, application support, and sales representatives will be present to help showcase these avors and discuss the next big concepts. Bell Flavors and Fragrances,
including one frozen with no preservatives, one refrigerated with citric acid, vinegar, and salt (for salad dressings), and one soft-frozen variety. The soft-frozen line offers formulators a scoopable form of lemongrass in a frozen state. www.bellff.com, Booth 3917 Portfolio of avorsnatural, natural and articial, and articialwill be featured in liquid, powder, and spray-dried forms. Kosher and organic certied avors will be available as well. Some examples of avors highlighted include international varieties as well as innovative avor combinations that demonstrate upcoming trends. Representatives will be on hand to distribute literature and
Potential applications for lemongrass might include baked goods, ice creams, llings, sauces, salad dressings, and frozen entrees. Vegetable Juices Inc., www. vegetablejuices.com, Booth 1148
help explain prototypes. Gold Coast Ingredients Inc., www. goldcoastinc.com, Booth 903 Exciting additions to an extensive portfolio of avor ingredients will be presented. Stop by to experience the latest innovations in Treattarome avor distillates in prototype beverage applications. Other highlights include organic avors and organic essential oils. Treatt USA, www.treatt.com, Booth 1323
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C OLOR S Natural colorant provides shelf-stable blue hue

A natural colorant enables food product developers to obtain a shelf-stable blue hue at a lower pH than conventional anthocyaninbased products. Available in liquid or powdered form, it increases the range of foods that can be formulated with a non-synthetic blue colorant. Anthocyanins, whether derived from fruit or vegetable juices, exhibit a reversible molecular structural changefrom red to purple to blue as the pH of their environment changes from acidic to basic. This innovation, however, demonstrates a shelf-stable blue hue at pH 5.58.0, whereas anthocyanins normally demonstrate a faded and unstable purple hue at pH 5.5. The water-soluble blue colorant, derived from anthocyanins extracted from vegetable juice, recently obtained U.S. Patent No. 7279189. Water-soluble green colorants can be created by adding a variety of yellow colorants to the natural blue colorant. Also available is a new brochure that provides a guide for using blends of natural colors to replace synthetic options. Improved blending of natural colors helps maximize attributes and enhance product stability compared to using a single natural colorant. Selecting the best-performing natural colorant blend requires a thorough understanding of the specic application. D.D. Williamson & Co., www.caramel.com, and colorMaker Inc., colormaker.com, Booth 4319
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Making sundaes with natural colors

Make Your Own Sundae Bar features
a variety of toppings containing natural colorants. These toppings include naturally colored candies, chocolates, and cookies, as well as antioxidant-rich fruit toppings for those interested in boosting
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anthocyanin or carotenoid content in their diet. Exberry natural fruit- and vegetable-based colors, as well as Nutrifood whole fruit and vegetable extracts, will be highlighted in a variety of other applications, including salad dressings, extruded cereals, dairy products, soups, and dry blends. These ingredients are processed with only water and can be used in most applications around the world. Color specialists will be available to answer technical questions. GNT USA Inc., Booth 633
Natural red colorant derived from tomatoes

A cold-water-dispersible powder, Tomat-O-Red 10%, derives its red color from lycopene extracted from tomatoes. The freeowing dry powder rapidly dissolves in cold water to effectively release the bound color in a vibrant and application-stable form. The natural colorant from LyroRed can provide a variety of red shades, depending on the needs of the customer. Potential applications include dairy foods, processed meats or meat analogs, baked goods, confections, and beverages. The product offers a safe, vegetarian alternative to other common red colorants. P.L. Thomas. www.plthomas.com, Booth 2709
Natural food colors, Granor, are available in freeowing granular formats. These agglomerates minimize or eliminate dusting, which improves storage and handling characteristics. Kancor Ingredients Ltd., Booth 1503 Color solutions, natural and synthetic, are offered. Natural pigments, such as annatto, beet juice, black carrot, elderberry, paprika oleoresin, red cabbage juice, and many others, have application in coatings, panned confections, rubs, sauces, and other products. Synthetic colors include FD&C reds, blues, yellows, and green. Food Ingredient Solutions, www.foodcolor.com, Booth 851 Organic caramel colors in powered and liquid forms are featured. The dry organic color, OC234, can improve the visual appeal of organic baked goods, cereals, dry blends, meat rubs, and seasonings. The liquid organic caramel color, OC114, is more than 40% stronger than other commercially available liquid organic versions and is milder in taste. Sethness Products Co., www.sethness.com, Booth 3811 New range of natural colors, Natracol, is launched in the U.S. Other color solutions include Idacoat, readyto-use color-coatings systems in sugar-based, sugarless, and oil-based forms, and a range of pearlescent colors. Roha USA LLC, www.rohadyechem.com, Booth 5407 Color portfolio is available from Hilton Davis Dyes, one of several divisions. Others include antifoams, avor ingredients, and preservatives. Emerald Performance Materials, www.emeraldmaterials.com, Booth 4637
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EGGS Resources highlight the functionality of the egg

Reducing the sodium content in certain applications can affect product integrity and stability. Egg products can help, as they are capable of binding other ingredients, providing structure and stability, and assisting with moisture migration while not conicting with avors of other ingredients. Eggs can foam, leaven, bind, thicken, coat, color, emulsify, and control crystallization, making many food formulas possible. Custom-blended egg products that include carbohydrates, gums, starches, sugar, and salt are available to meet manufacturers specications and to improve functional performance. To simplify your search for an egg product supplier that will meet your needs, visit the newly revised EGGSolutions section of American Egg Boards Web site to learn about the many varieties of dried, refrigerated, and frozen egg products and cross-reference the products to processors and distributors. Also available from AEB are complimentary subscriptions to the quarterly newsletter, EGGSaminer, a product development resource, and a monthly electronic newsletter that contains timely information for product formulators, identies the appropriate egg products for various food categories, and highlights the many functions, advantages, processing, storage, and handling aspects. For product formulation and technical assistance, call toll free at 1-877-488-6143. American Egg Board, www.aeb.org, Booth 3020
Starting the day with an egg

New research published in the Journal of the American College of Nutrition suggests that starting the day with an egg breakfast can reduce hunger and help reduce caloric intake by more than 400 calories over the next 24 hours. Researchers discovered that compared to a bagel-based breakfast of equal weight, the egg breakfast induced greater satiety and signicantly reduced the participants food intake for the rest of the day. Eggs have an impressive macronutrient composition to contribute to their satiety impact. Further processed egg products also supply excellent functionality, as demonstrated by studies that compare their bene ts vs various egg replacers in products such as angel food cake, French Vanilla ice cream, and pasta. At a 2008 IFT Supplier Solutions Session, the American Egg Board will give a presentation on the results of these studies. The session will also provide new research that uncovers more health bene ts derived from egg consumption. Find out how egg products can help you meet todays formulation challenges, including gluten-free, weight control, or the providing of energy. And discover the positive ways that egg products can impact label health. IFT Supplier Solutions Session
Processed egg products are available in a wide range of liquid, frozen, and dried forms. Custom blends are also offered to meet specific needs. Oskaloosa Food Products, www. oskyfoods.com, Booth 4712 Egg products include egg patties with a variety of flavors and inclusions; liquid quiche mix that offers efficiency and premium quality; egg-battered and baked French toast and
French toast sticks; and refrigerated scrambled eggs. Also highlighted is an enzyme-modified liquid egg product for use in heat- or freezestable sauces or in mayonnaise-type products. Michael Foods Inc., www. michaelfoods.com, Booth 2443 Latest research on protein will be discussed by a leading protein scientist from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. The amino acid composition of leading protein sources such as eggs will be exam-
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ined, as well as the benefits of protein consumption during breakfast. The presentation will be part of a symposium held on Monday, June 30, 2008. Presentation 065-01 A line of freeze-dried eggs is available for use in a number of applications. The functionality of the egg product will be discussed in specification sheets, along with its benefits over other products. Oregon Freeze Dry Inc., www.ofd.com, Booth 4917
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Oven-roasted ingredient provides meat and poultry solutions

A new meat and poultry solution, Oven Roasted Medallions, Strips, and Dices, provides food manufacturers with a number of performance bene ts. These whole-muscle ingredients, available in turkey, chicken, pork, and beef options, are suitable for entrees, pizzas, calzones, meal kits, salads, and other products. Imagine, for example, Chicken Carbonara made with the diced chicken. Or Turkey Medallions with Mushroom Gravy featuring glazed medallions. The ingredient, offered in random or exact cuts, demonstrates excellent muscle texture, a natural appearance, and customized avor proles. It is available in Oven Roasted, Glazed, and Grill Marked versions. Representatives will be on hand to distribute a new brochure describing further this IQF ingredient, which is refrigerated in 20-, 30-, and 40-lb gas-ushed bags. Its initial rollout this past year has proven successful, and the product will be available for sampling at the show. Land OLakes will be highlighting this product as part of its 50th year anniversary as a custom processor providing research and development assistance to food manufacturers. The company develops meat ingredients suited specically to a particular process or end use. Land OFrost Inc., www.landofrost.com, Booth 4812
Insoluble bers offer functionality benets in meat products

Over the years, many types of insoluble bers have been applied to a wide variety of food products. In particular, the baking and cereal industries have made use of the nutritional and functionality properties of bers in their products. The meat industry, however, has not adopted the use of bers in the same widespread manner, owing primarily to the prohibition on nutrient fortication. Aside from fortication, insoluble bers offer meat producers the ability to alter the texture and bite of their products. In particular, the use of mechanically deboned/ separated meat products can result in textural and functionality changes compared to conventionally prepared products. The use of insoluble, colloidal berseither alone or in combination with non-colloidal insoluble berscan restore some of the lost textural properties and water-holding capacity to meat formulas incorporating mechanically deboned/separated meat components. Representatives will be available to discuss how insoluble bers and colloidal insoluble bers offer a viable solution to mitigate some of these challenges while at the same time help to provide further economic bene t to manufacturers. J. Rettenmaier USA, www.jrusa.com, Booth 3327
Meat ingredients include stocks, broths, fats, avors, and functional proteins for the global meat, savory, and prepared food industries. Newest additions to this portfolio are Dehydrated Natural Turkey Broth and ProtoGel functional ingredient. These products offer excellent water-binding and gelling characteristics, while improving overall processing and slicing yields. Proliant Meat Ingredients, www.proliantingredients.com, Booth 2317 Hot dogs may be formulated with Eterna omega-3 sh oils. The sh oils are made with a technology that eliminates all traces of shy taste, odor, and impurities. Also
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highlighted is a line of all-natural soup stocks. Hormel Specialty Products, www.hormelingredients.com, Booth 3300 Whey proteins, Grande Bravo, perform a variety of functions in meat products. When used in these applications, they can bind water, decrease purge, improve avor and texture, increase yield, and enhance the freeze/thaw stability of the product. The whey protein has been used successfully to improve the quality of many different meat products, including coarse ground, chopped, and formed. Grande Custom Ingredient Group, www.grandecig.com, Booth 425
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In the soup
A natural poultry-based ingredient, IDF Chicken Broth, delivers a savory prole to a variety of recipes. The product offers avorful, cost-effective formulations for seasoning blends, avors, bouillon, sauces, gravies, marinades, batters, breadings, stufng mixes, and snacks. A line of Agglomerated Powdered Chicken Broth provides optimum dispersal with the avor and aroma of typical cooked chicken. These free-owing broths feature improved functionality, a variety of avor proles ranging from light to savory to roasted, and versatility. Other highlighted solutions will include spray-dried meat and poultry powders, chicken fat powders, powdered
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combinations of chicken broth and fat, 32% frozen chicken broth, and a shelf-stable liquid chicken fat. Theme of the booth is In Every Great Soup, and representatives will be on hand to distribute data sheets and showcase different applications for the meat- and poultry-based ingredients. International Dehydrated Foods Inc., www.idf.com, Booth 3009
Fiber ingredient increases yields in meat applications

A ber ingredient, Citri-Fi 100M40, has an extra-ne particle size (averaging 3540 microns), making it suitable for injecting into whole-muscle meat and poultry products to increase yields. It can also be used as an alternative to hydrocolloids and phosphates, and can serve as a mechanism for carrying avors and oils. For example, in whole-muscle meat products, the ingredient can replace sodium tripolyphosphates, eliminating purge and improving yields. Compared to chicken that has sodium tripolyphosphates at
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0.5% and 3.6% purge after tumbling, the ber ingredient at the same dosage can reduce the purge down to zero. This results in a 3.6% increased yield. An additional bene t of the ingredient is that it is not detectable in the mouth and is neutral in terms of avor. This means that it can be used in sauce, dairy, and dressing applications to utilize the high water-binding capacity, thickening, and fat-replacement properties without being detected in the mouth. The high degree of internal surface area of the ingredient leaves a larger number of bonding sites available for strong hydrogen bonding and makes an amorphous ber structure that is special compared to other bers. A presentation on this ingredient and the functionality properties it offers in meat products and other applications will be given at a New Products & Technologies session, held on Sunday afternoon, June 29. Fiberstar, www.berstar.com, Booth 4743
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Chicken wings do not necessarily have to be hot, as demonstrated by a new line of marinating sauces that combine different avor combinations. Some examples of these avors include Tamarind, Cape Gooseberries (a wild Andean berry), Korozo (a wild Caribbean berry), Chipotle, Mango, and, of course, the classic Buffalo style. With these avors, your chicken wings can really take new ight. Comexa Foods, www.comexa.com, Booth 948 Muscle foods, such as red meat, poultry, and seafood can be restructured by an enzyme, Activa transglutaminase, with the ability to cross-link proteins. Restructured breast and thigh products, bacon-wrapped turkey medallions, co-extruded items, and cold-formed products are some of the novel applications that can bene t from this development. Because the enzyme has the ability to cross-link and strengthen the structure of meat products, it may be used to increase the strength of the meat portion of products such as Cordon Bleu. For meat items wrapped in bacon, the adhesion qualities of the enzyme preparation can keep the bacon attached to the product throughout the cooking process. Ajinomoto Food Ingredients, www.ajiusafood.com, Booth 833 Stabilizer systems, Textureze MT 200 and 230, can be used to bind all types of lean meat (maximum 20% fat), including beef, pork, poultry, lamb, and some varieties of sh. Binding by these systems can be done without the need for salt and phosphate. International Specialty Products, www.ispcorp.com, Booth 1513
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Crystalline fructose offers innovative solutions

Crystalline fructose, under the brand name Fruitose, will be featured in avored water, yogurt, and applications fortied with minerals. A folder will be distributed that contains a wide range of recipes that use fructose with other sweeteners and minerals. The sweetener is produced by a process that efciently puries fructose into crystals. Manufactured from pure sugar, it has a purity level that is above 99.5%, is characterized by a low glycemic index, and can enhance avor perception while masking bitterness of articial sweeteners. Recently, customized sweetener blends for the beverage industry have been developed. These allow the formulation of products that have low or no sugar, are low in calories, and
are suitable for diabetics. Innovative solutions for mineral fortication will also be shown, including a full range of gluconates and lactate salts. Galam Group, www.galamgroup.com, Booth 4309
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S WEETENERS Sweeteners demonstrate synergy in low-calorie beverages

High-intensity sweetener acesulfame K (Sunett ) will be highlighted in health and wellness products. These products, which have fewer calories while maintaining a sugar-like taste, demonstrate how synergistic blends of Sunett and nutritive and non-nutritive sweeteners can outperform any single high-intensity sweetener in the replacement of sugar and high fructose corn syrup. Attendees will be able to sample a variety of low-calorie beverages, including a reduced-sugar energy drink with B vitamins sweetened with a Sunett /sucralose blend; a green tea enriched with honey and ginseng with a Sunett /aspartame blend; and two elderberry-cherryflavored beverages, one sweetened with Sunett/sucralose and the other with Sunett/aspartame. Nutrinova Inc., www.nutrinova.com, Booth 3017
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Take the sucralose taste test

See if you can tell the difference between a full-sugar application and a caloriereduced version sweetened with Splenda sucralose. Attendees will have such an opportunity to taste test formulations and learn more about the functionality of sucralose vs other sweeteners. With issues such as childhood obesity on the rise, reduction of sugar and calories is relevant for todays food and beverage manufacturers. The aim of sweetener optimization is to determine the optimal level of nutritive sweeteners that can be replaced without affecting the flavor profile and other characteristics of the application. Also highlighted is Promitor soluble corn fiber that can be used to replace traditional sweeteners such as liquid and dry corn sweeteners, sucrose, and sugar alcohols. The ingredient maintains the texture and body provided by nutritive sweeteners while helping to reduce calories. Tate & Lyle, www.tateandlyle.com, Booth 1633
Maple syrup productsMaple Butter, Clearly Maple, and Pure Maple Syrup Concentrates hold their consistency and quality under variable conditions, providing all-natural avorings that are suitable for industrial applications. Derived from pure maple syrup, these products are shelf stable at ambient temperatures. Maple Butter and Clearly Maple can be swirled into a variety of ice cream avors, while Pure Maple Concentrates offer a consistent maple avor when combined with an ice cream premix. These products may also be used as a base in savory applications such as barbecue sauces. Citadelle Maple Syrup Producers Cooperative, www. citadelle-camp.com, Booth 1132 Malt extract, rich in sugar, functions as a avoring and coloring. It provides a natural sweetness, improving the organoleptic properties
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of the nished product. Potential applications include breakfast cereals, biscuits, chocolate-avored milks, and other products. Maltexco, Booth 420 Licorice extract and honey offer a natural sweetening power and aromatic richness for a variety of food formulations. Products include Quick Soluble Licorice (QSLic ) and customized honey blends. Alfred L. Wolff, Inc., www.alwolff.com, Booth 2163 Citrus extract, Oh! So Sweet L-150 Organic Compliant, will be featured in a raspberry pomegranate beverage. The extract imparts a sweet avor prole in a variety of applications, including beverages, juices, health drinks, avored waters, breakfast cereals, yogurts, and other products. Flavex Technologies, a divison of the Arnhem Group, www. arnhemgroup.com, Booth 5026
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C ONF E C T I ONERY A grapefruit-avored marshmallow?

Marshmallows uffy cushions of air, gelatin, and sugarare traditionally enjoyed for their texture. A new gelling and foaming system, Rousselot ACPE, now makes possible the development of marshmallows with intense fruit avors that require a low pH. These confections, appropriately called acid marshmallows, have a pH below 3.4. Such low pH environments are necessary for optimal avor release and avor expression of many avoring systems. Some examples of possible avors for acid marshmallows include citrus fruits such as lime, lemon, or grapefruit. With these new avors, acid marshmallows give an impression of lightness and uf ness while maintaining traditional marshmallow texture. The system used for their manufacture combines the properties of gelatin and pectin. With this system, stable acid confections can be produced on traditional extruding lines. Process adjustments, along with the application, have been submitted for a patent. Rousselot, www.rousselot.com, Booth 4409
Sweets for the sweet confection

Colored sugars can be applied as a topping to accentuate confections. These uniform crystals are available in a variety of colors such as blues, oranges, violets, greens, and rainbows. A variety of fondant sugar systems for candy products will also be highlighted. These systems are resistant to caking and can help improve the appearance and texture of cream centers, cordials, caramels, fudge, glazes, and other products. And pure cane sugar products will be
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Almonds are associated with chocolate bars, according to a 2007 independent survey, U.S. Consumer Attitudes, Awareness, and Usage of California Almonds. The survey found that 57% of the respondents identied almonds as the nut most associated with chocolate bars. These results indicate that almonds have the potential to make further inroads into the confectionery industry. Almonds help address consumers concerns about health, and yet are indulgent, avorful, and versatile. Almond Board of California, www.almondsarein.com, Booth 455 Organic confectionery coating line, CQ-Organics, will be showcased in dark, white, and yogurt formulations. Also offered is Impac, a nutritionally enhanced coating, customized to deliver functional ingredients such as vitamins, minerals, protein, and ber. Clasen Quality Coatings, www.clasen.us, Booth 4435 Confectionery indulgence starts with the eyes. Ingredients will be highlighted for the precoating of dragee centers; the glazing, oiling, sealing, and anti-sticking of product surfaces; and the gelatin-free texture of chewy sweets. Learn more about the process-optimizing functionalities of Quick
Coat, Quick Shine, Quick Glanz , Quick Oil, Quick Acid, and Quick Chew . Alfred L. Wolff Inc., www.alwolff.com, Booth 2163 Innovative chocolate products for the confectionery industry will be showcased. These include a premium line of Organic Milk and Dark Chocolate, High Cocoa Mass/70% Dark Chocolate, and a variety of Nib Alkalized Specialty Cocoa Powders. Blommer Chocolate, www.blommer.com, Booth 3814
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featured that provide a natural alternative to traditional sweetening agents in confections. Organic and Natural Evaporated Cane Juice and Specialty Sugar options may be used as colorants, providing light to dark golden hues, as well as a sweet avor and functionality properties. Domino Specialty Ingredients, www.dominofoods.com, Booth 1225
Chocolate innovations highlighted

Tooth-friendly chocolate holds potential, especially in the childrens segment. Endorsed by dental experts, the new product is made with isomaltose, a constituent of honey and sugar cane that has a very natural sweet taste and is not laxative. A variety of other chocolate innovations will be highlighted, including soluble cocoa powder, chocolate with probiotic properties, new techniques to preserve chocolate avor, and developments that harness the inherent bene ts of cocoa beans. Also, new taste experiences will be provided. These include numerous origin chocolates and limited-edition products, a collection of white chocolate and fruit avors, a variety of cocoa powders, and many others. Representatives will be on hand to discuss trends related to chocolate and distribute technical literature. Barry Callebaut USA, www.barry-callebaut.com, Booth 2900
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DAI RY Prototypes highlight dairy ingredients

Food and beverage prototypes will highlight innovative uses of dairy ingredients. For example, hash browns can be reformulated to provide the taste of cheese. The resulting product, cheesy hash browns (shown in photo), offer a convenient breakfast option. Other prototypes include a fruit-avored drink infused with whey protein and ber to promote consumer satiety; an indulgent chocolate-coated trufe with a milky center fortied with calcium and vitamin D; a low-calorie, whey protein-enhanced isotonic beverage that aids in muscle recovery after exercise; and a childrens pudding snack with added milk protein. DMI will present a symposium, Dairy and Weight Management: Bridging the Gap Between Nutrition Science and Consumer Behavior, on July 1 from 10:30 a.m. to noon. Leading dairy researchers and nutrition professionals will discuss consumer perceptions of weight management and obesity and how such perceptions may drive food choices. Dairy Management Inc., www. innovatewithdairy.com, Booth 3926
Whey proteins provide creaminess in low-fat dairy products

A new heat modication process can transform whey proteins into particles that can create a creamy perception, similar to that created by fat particles. The micro-particles have an excellent water-holding capacity. Whey proteins are globular proteins that can denature and aggregate upon heat treatment. With this newly developed production process, whey proteins can provide improved functionality properties. When the denaturation degree during the heating process is controlled, a product can be obtained that not only contributes to creaminess, but to the network formation during yogurt fermentation, resulting in an excellent texture. The sensory proles of low-fat and reduced-fat yogurts produced with micro-particular whey proteins were studied with a sensory panel, and the obtained data will be presented at a Supplier Solution Session, held on Tuesday, July 1, 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Friesland Foods Domo, Supplier Solution Presentation, Booth 625
Whey green tea?

The use of whey protein isolate in tea will be demonstrated by a prototype product. A pixie stick iced tea formulation, easily shaken into cold water, combines green tea with Hilmar 9410, a highly dispersible whey protein isolate. Along with an antioxidant boost from green tea, the beverage delivers 3 g of protein, ber, calcium, and vitamins in a convenient mix n go format. Variations have been developed from this basic formulation, including the addition of ginseng, one with a higher protein content, and a sports market version containing isotonic salts. The instantized whey protein isolate has spoon-stirrable solubility, clean avor, acid and heat stability, and protein nutrition. Hilmar Ingredients, www.hilmaringredients.com, Booth 854
Dairy-based ingredients include cheese and dairy powders, process cheese, butter blends, and seasoning blends. Showcased will be a range of Better for You ingredients such as fat-free cheese powders and calciumfortied cheese powders, as well as reduced-fat and reduced-sodium process cheeses. Also featured will be versatile, pumpable butter and seasoning blends, Firecracker and Tomato Basil. Prototypes will be available for sampling. Land OLakes
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Ingredient Solutions, www.landolakesingredientsolutions.com, Booth 825 Solutions for ice cream and frozen desserts are highlighted. An innovative range of functional mixes, Procream , has application in fat-free and non-sugar frozen desserts, adding functionality and protein enrichment. Procream HF2 is a dairy preparation made of milk proteins for use as a foaming agent for frozen ices, sherbets, and desserts. A wide range of other ingredients based on milk protein isolates and
whey protein concentrates are also offered. International Dairy Ingredients, www.idiingredients.com, Booth 5212 Textured whey protein crisps, Grande WPCrisp, may be used in cereals, snacks, bars, and a variety of other products. Other whey protein innovations highlighted include Grande Bravo, a line of functional whey proteins used in dairy, sauce, bakery, and meat applications. Grande Custom Ingredient Group, www.grandecig.com, Booth 425 67
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DAIRY Symposium updates the role of milk proteins in dairy foods

The functional properties of milk proteins determine many physicochemical properties of dairy productsfor example, the texture of cheese, the viscosity of yogurt, or the stability of milk during heating. A symposium, CSI New Orleans: The Role of Milk Proteins in Dairy Foods, will update the properties of milk and whey proteins, focusing in particular on casein structure and function. Casein proteins are present in milk as spherical particle assemblies of about 200 nm in diameter, commonly referred
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to as casein micelles. Over the past three decades, researchers have attempted to describe the structure of these micelles, and to understand how these particles behave during the various steps of processing dairy products. A presentation reviews the most important properties of the caseins, pointing out how changes to the outer and inner structure of the micelles affect the processing functionality of milk. The symposium will be held on Monday afternoon, June 30, 23:30 p.m., Session 103
Prototypes reect the future of cheese

Booth theme, Best of Food Thinking, reects innovations in cheese and whey ingredients and how these ingredients are being incorporated into new applications. For example, freeze-dried cheese in trail mix can boost energy on a hike. Or orange juice with Clear Pro 75 provides the same protein level as milk6 g. Le Pro Cal pumps up the calcium of lemon-avored water to provide 100% of the Daily Recommended Value of this nutrient. Gummies taste like candy while providing calcium and protein. Youll also nd varieties of cheese in low-fat, reducedfat, and reduced-sodium varieties, served on pizza or available in string cheese form. Daily presentations and culinary demonstrations will deliver the information to expand and energize product formulations. Leprino Foods, www.leprinofoods.com, Booth 4019
Get your licks in with dairy dessert

An organic soft-serve frozen dairy dessert made with rice maltodextrin will be showcased. The ingredient, Maltrin OR, adds body and texture to frozen dessert formulations without excessive sweetness or freezing-point depression. Rice-based and hypoallergenic, this addition to the Maltrin line is versatile for use in applications such as healthy snacks, sports beverages, and nutrition bars. Try your dairy dessert with a baked snack made with TruBran corn ber, available in two particle sizes. Grain Processing Corp., www.grainprocessing.com, Booth 2433
Dairy concentrates from butter, cream, cheese, and other avorful fats will be featured. Proprietary enzyme modication technology is used to unlock the hidden, potent avor in these dairy sources. The result is highly concentrated avors in a convenient powdered form. These natural dairy concentrates deliver up to 400 times the avor strength of standard dairy ingredients and may be used at extremely low application levels (usually less than 1.0%). At typical application levels, they contribute less than 0.1% fat. Butter Buds Food Ingredients, www.bbuds.com, Booth 4100 Whey proteins that are instant dispersing, 80 WheyUSA and 90 WheyUSA, function in a variety of applications. Other products available include Instant 90% WPI SlimMilk, Instant
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Nonfat Dry Milk DairyMalt, and Instant Malted Milk Powder SweetBreeze. Marron Foods, a custom ingredient manufacturer, specializes in agglomeration, dry blending, packaging, and custom formulation. Marron Foods, www.marronfoods.com, Booth 2655 Portion-control cheeses and cheese products will be featured. Highlighted, in particular, are Portionables, products made using technology that enables formulators to work with minimally processed ingredients and overcome the separation and texture problems that often occur with other processing methods. This technology can be applied to sauces, soups, frozen entrees, side dishes, desserts, purees, and beverages. Sargento Foods Inc., www.sargentofoodingredients.com, Booth 2323
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GUMS Gum innovations help broaden application opportunities

A next-generation emulsier, TIC Pretested Saladizer Max, uses modied gum acacia technology to create regular and low-fat dressings and marinades. It can replace propylene glycol alginate in many salad dressings without any discernable difference in mouthfeel. The agglomerated gum system allows for easy dispersion and rapid hydration, resulting in more batches per shift and increased yields from existing production equipment. It is versatile both on its own and when used in combination with other ingredients. Also featured is a beverage emulsion stabilized with a modied gum acacia product, TICAmulsion A-2010. This ingredient, part of a line of emulsiers that has self-afrmed GRAS status, offers improved functionality in difcult systems such as those that contain oil levels of more than 10%. At the 2008 Supplier Solution Session held on Monday June 30, a presentation will be given titled A New Twist on an Old Favorite: Reduced-Odor Guar Gum. The use of traditional guar gum as a thickener can sometimes be restricted because of its grassy or beany odor and avor that can be detected in delicately avored foods. When manufactured using a new process that reduces the chemical compounds that cause these undesirable attributes, the resulting guar gum can be used in a much wider array of applications, including granitas and frozen beverages, ber bars, meal-replacement drinks, soups, and sauces. TIC Gums, www.ticgums.com, Booth 1133
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Stabilizer provides suspension of particulates

Stabilizer system, Textureze UB500, can be used to create a uid gel that provides excellent suspension of particulates and has a water-thin viscosity. It can suspend particulates such as minced seasonings and spices and fruit or vegetable pulp. In fat-free or low-fat dressings and sauces, the hydrocolloid-based system can provide suspension without adding excessive viscosity. In addition to suspension at low apparent viscosity, the stabilizer has transparency in solution and provides a light, clean mouthfeel that enables excellent avor release. This is especially suitable for novel beverages and exotic avor combinations. ISP Food Ingredients, www.ispcorp.com, Booth 1513
Improving stability of insoluble materials in beverages

A microcrystalline cellulose/carboxymethylcellulose product, Avicel BV1518, maintains the stability of insoluble materials such as cocoa and minerals in low-viscosity, neutral pH beverages. The newest line extension of MCC/ CMC products, it allows beverage manufacturers to formulate products with a refreshing mouthfeel. More information about this products functionality and suitability in health and wellness beverages will be presented by FMC BioPolymer at a New Products & Technologies session on Sunday, June 29. Session 026-02.
Foam stabilizer, AeroWhip, provides non-dairy and vegetable toppings with a cream-like texture. The cellulose-based ingredient combines high surface activity with thickening and stabilizing properties. Bene ts include foam stability over time at ambient temperatures; short, light foam structure;
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improved body and mouthfeel; and syneresis control. Aqualon, www.aqualon.com, Booth 954 Hydrocolloid portfolio includes such gums as acacia, guar, organic guar, xanthan, agar-agar, locust bean, and carrageenan. Products derived from acaciaQuick Fibre and Quick Gum will be showcased.
Alfred L. Wolff Inc., www. alwolff.com, Booth 2163 Natural gum systems for stabilizing specic food applications will be featured. For example, A-1010S Premium, composed of various natural hydrocolloids, functions as a thickener, suspending agent, and stabilizer in salad dressings,
sauces, gravies, drink mixes, and other food products. Gumix International Inc., www. gumix.com, Booth 4440 Specialty carrageenan, Ceambloom 3240 , functions as a kosher gelatin replacement. P.L. Thomas, www. plthomas.com, Booth 2709
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ENZYMES Enzyme reduces acrylamide formation

Acrylamide is classied by the International Agency for Research on Cancer as probably carcinogenic to humans based on studies conducted in mice and rats. The potential risk posed to humans by dietary exposure to acrylamide is not yet known, but numerous studies are currently in progress to collect the data needed to make an informed evaluation. The main mechanism for acrylamide formation in starchy foods involves two common components of these foods: reducing sugars and the amino acid asparagines. The sugars react with asparagines when the food is heated, andthrough a series of reactionsthe side chain of asparagines is converted to acrylamide. These reactions, which produce acrylamide, are a small part of a broader set of heat-induced reactions called Maillard reactions that produce the brown color and characteristic tasty avor of baked, fried, and toasted foods. One very effective means of reducing acrylamide formation is the removal of asparagine from starchy foods, using the enzyme asparaginase. The enzyme converts asparagine to another common amino acid, aspartic acid, which will not act as a precursor to acrylamide formation. This can be achieved in many foods by simply blending asparaginase into the dough before the nal product is baked or fried. When using asparaginase, the nal baking or frying process is undisturbed, and Maillard reactions in general, except those involving asparagines, are unaffected. This means that foods produced with asparaginase look and taste the same as untreated foods.
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Treatment of caseins with the enzyme transglutaminase can improve functional properties of milk proteins considerably. The enzyme catalyzes the formation of covalent cross-links between proteins. Transglutaminase cross-links both caseins on the micelle surface as well as those in the core of the micelles. As a result of these cross-linking reactions, the stability of casein micelles against acid-induced coagulation is reduced,
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leading to rmer yogurt gels. More information about the effectiveness of this enzyme in dairy products will be given in a paper. Nizo Food Research, Presentation 103-03, Booth 625 Specialty enzyme products will be highlighted. Examples of the enzyme portfolio include Flavorase, which enhances fruit juice or wine avors, and Aromase, which enhances the aroma of white wine and tea. Also featured is a protein glutaminase, which provides improvement in
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The enzyme Acrylaway has been recently developed, tested, and launched to provide effective acrylamide reduction. The technology can be applied in a wide range of products to reduce the overall average daily intake of acrylamide. Further details about this enzyme will be provided at a New Products & Technologies session, presentation 084-03, held Monday, June 30, at 11:05 a.m. to 11:20 a.m. Novozymes, Booth 519
attractive baking volume with break and shred. AB Enzymes forms part of the ABF Ingredients group of companies. ABF Ingredients, www.abngredients.com, Booth 1903
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Enzyme brand celebrates 50th anniversary

Enzyme brand, Veron from AB Enzymes, is having its 50th anniversary. As part of the celebration, Veron HF will be promoted. This enzyme product reduces vital wheat gluten in baking formulations. It can replace up to 50% of the gluten used in a formulation, enabling gluten users to reduce their costs signicantly. In addition to cost savings, bakers will enjoy the products distinct stabilizing effect on dough systems. The nal baked products have an
protein functionality, including solubility, especially at low pH. Amano Enzyme USA Co., Ltd., www. amano-enzyme. co.jp, Booth 1048 Enzyme portfolio has been expanded to include two new proteases for the baking industry. In biscuit and cracker production, Veron HPP provides reduced dough resting times,
with improved dough extensibility and dough handling. The nal products have a pleasant brown color, smooth surface, and round edges. Veron S50, a papain protease in powdered form, optimizes the properties of baked biscuits and crackers. ABF Ingredients, www.abngredients. com, Booth 1903
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G RA INS F LOURS STAR C HE S New prototypes made with grains of antiquity

Individual and multigrain blends with distinctive avor proles will help inspire next-generation whole-grain product development. These products include ConAgra Mills Ancient Grains (100% whole grain), ConAgra Mills Multigrain Flours (100% multigrain whole grains), ConAgra Mills Flour with Ancient Grains (55% multigrain whole grains and 45% premium enriched white our), and ConAgra Mills Coarse 8-Grain and Seed Inclusion with Flax. Cutting-edge applications made with Ancient Grains will be available for sampling. These ours are milled from such sources as amaranth, millet, quinoa, sorghum, and teff. With more ber, phytonurients, vitamins, and minerals than their conventional counterparts, these grains may be used to improve the nutritional prole of applications ranging from whole-grain mufn mixes to artisanal, Parisianstyle boule. ConAgra Food Ingredients, www.conagramills.com, Booth 449
Grain ingredients provide label benets

Specialty ingredients that help manufacturers Put a better label on the table will be featured. Product lines showcased include Insta Grains reduced cook-time grains, Briess Roasted Grains, malt ingredients, sprouted-toasted wheat ours, and natural sweeteners. The extensive portfolio of ingredients delivers functionality, including improved processing, avor, color, and texture. Technical staff will be available to help explain the vast applications and functionality that these ingredients offer, and the label claims they help achieve, such as natural, organic, non-GMO, kosher, whole grain, gluten-free, and low-fat. Two applications will be sampled. A variety of specialty grain ingredients
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that help achieve natural and whole grain label claims will be featured in a granola bar. Organic Tapioca Caramels made with Organic BriesSweet Tapioca Syrup demonstrate the effective 1:1 replacement of corn syrup to achieve both natural and organic claims on this popular candy. Briess Malt & Ingredients Co., www.briess.com, Booth 518
Superheated starch may be used as a fat mimetic

Heating starch in water at a very high temperature results in a creamy, spreadable, and gellable product, known as superheated starch. This enables the ingredient to be used as fat mimetic. Compared to maltodextrin, superheated starch has a key advantage in being functional at low concentrations, which leads to lower energy intake when consumed. The new product can be transformed by UHT treatment into a smooth, cuttable, gelled product. An additional advantage is that the viscosity remains low during the processing. Superheated starch is a physically modied starch and can be produced on an industrial scale using current technology. TNO Food & Nutrition Research, www.tno.nl, Booth 619
Special functional ours, most of which are wheat, overcome processing and stability problems and other challenges associated with traditional our. These ours offer food processors consistency so it is not necessary to constantly adjust our content because of seasonal and batch inconsistencies. The ours are especially effective in such applications as sauces and dressings. National Starch Food Innovation, www.foodinnovation.com, Booth 3319 Parboiled brown rice, BP-106, is a low-moisture product that rehydrates in 10 minutes. It was developed for use in rice mixes, where instant brown
rice and seasoning can be packaged without clumping. Riviana Foods Inc., www.rivianaindustrial.com, Booth 3311 Whole grains, such as oats, barley, wheat, rye, and others, can be coated with sweeteners to produce visual, taste, and textural differentiation. Potential applications include snack and granola bars, ready-to-eat and hot cereals, snack mixes, baked goods, toppings and inclusions, dairy products, and nutraceuticals. Flavor proles and particle size can be customized. 21st Century Grain, www.21stcenturygrain.com, Booth 4836 Flax is offered in two versions: as an organic ax our and as a roasted-salted
ax. The our can help increase the omega-3 fats in baked goods. Roastedsalted ax is made by a process that seals the seed coat, resulting in a crunchy, nutty-avored ingredient. Heartland Flax, www.rcmax.com, Booth 1151 Ingredients for bakery, grain processing, and processed foods will be featured, including a full line of emulsiers, dough improvers, and enrichments. For example, Slipper Deluxe 5 can be mixed with our, yeast, and water to produce a sour taste that classic European ciabatta-style bread and rolls are known for. Caravan Ingredients, www.caravaningredients.com, Booth 4236 75
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FATS & OILS Panel re-examines saturated fats

Since the 1970s, saturated fat has been called the worst kind of dietary fat, and has been linked to an increased risk of heart disease. In the past 10 years, however, new data has emerged, casting doubt on this belief. A session titled A New Paradigm of Saturated Fats will review recent and earlier dietary fat research and discuss whether current thinking on saturated fats needs to be modied. Panelists include Gary Taubes, author of Good Calories, Bad Calories; Dr. Eric Westman, Duke University; and David M. Klurfeld, USDA. The session, which will be moderated by Loders Croklaan, will be held from 45:35 p.m. Tuesday. Session 197
Snack shop highlights new soybean oils

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The soy oil snack shop, hosted by the United Soybean Board, will make available a selection of different foods prepared with new soybean oils that have improved functionality. The oils contain zero grams of trans fat, while offering enhanced stability and performance. The soybean industry is introduc-
ing new oil innovations that will allow food technologists to create healthier and more stable products. USB Snack Shop provides an opportunity to speak with oil experts, experience the neutral taste of soybean oil, and share needs with the soybean industry. United Soybean Board, www. soyconnection.com, Booth 3142
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Impact of fatty acids on food structure and stability

A symposium reviews the role of fatty acids in food function and their impact on building food structure and stability. Attendees will gain an improved understanding of how fatty acids are bridging the gap between food functionality and health. This session, Fatty Acids in Our Foods: A Functional Role in Providing Structure and Function with Healthy Oils, will highlight the functional characteristics of specic fatty acids and how they can aid in the reformulation and innovation of sustainable products. Panelists will discuss the pros and cons of specic fatty acids in food structure. Current blend and shortening options for processed foods will be reviewed and examples of options for building structure with improved health will be provided, along with an outlook on new solutions. The session, moderated by Dow Agrosciences, will be held from 23:30 p.m. Sunday. Session 15
Latest additions in the SansTrans line of trans-free fats, oils, and shortenings for bakery and snack foods will be showcased. Myths about saturated fats will be discussed, with Loders Croklaan organizing a session, A New Paradigm of Saturated Fats (see story on page 76). Loders Croklaan, www.croklaan.com, Booth 2525 Hydrogenation procedure involves the use of a conditioned nickel catalyst that selectively prevents the formation of trans fats. The improved process reduces the content of trans fats in par-fry and donut-fry shortenings by more than 85%. In addition, the process delivers a reduction in the sum of trans and saturates by 33%. Bunge North America Inc., www.bungenorthamerica.com, Booth 4216 New brochure features complete line of medium-chain triglycerides, products for delivery, and polyglycerol esters. Products described include Neobee MCTs, which may be used as a low-calorie source of fat as well as solubilizers for avor oils; Drewmulse GMC-810, an efcient wetting agent; and Drewpol PGPR, an approved emulsier for use in margarines and other products. Stepan Co., www.stepan.com, Booth 3910 Vegetable shortening systems, under the EsSence and Cisao brands, are free of trans fats, non hydrogenated, and low in saturated fats. Additional systems will be introduced, including shortening, frying oil, and margarine hardstock. These products may be used in applications where trans fats, hydrogenation, and high saturates are a concern. AarhusKarlshamm USA Inc., www.aak.com, Booth 1758
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F RUITS & VEGE TAB LE S Laissez les blueberries rouler!

With their fruity, burst-in-themouth avor and healthy prole, blueberries give products lush taste, broad appeal, and a clean label. And now you can enjoy blueberries as an ingredient in foods offered by many Big Easy restaurants. The Blueberry Restaurant Guide will showcase the ways in which blueberries can be included not only in desserts but in savory sauces, salads, and meat dishes. You will also want to check out the recipes featured in the guide to learn more about how you can incorporate blueberries in your meals. Stop by the booth to sample blueberry-studded treats like Blueberry Ginger Biscotti, Blueberry Freedom Bar, and Blueberry Happiness Cookies, as well as to receive information about the different forms of blueberries such as whole, fresh, or dried; puree, concentrate, or juice; freeze-dried; and osmotically preserved. U.S. Highbush Blueberry Council, www. blueberry.org, Booth 5237
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Vegetables add avor to products

Two vegetable ingredients offer ease of use as well as emphasize the avor and nutrition trends that are important to consumers. Controlled Moisture Vegetables, available in re-roasted and grilled varieties, are said to offer more nutrition pound for pound, vibrant color, and less weeping. GardenFrost Pures bring fresh-tasting vegetable avor and bright color to a variety of applications such as traditional garlic herb sauces, moles, salsas, Indian chutney, and sweet chili sauce. Also available is a wide variety of chile ingredients to add the perfect amount of spice and avor to products. Information about FoodCast, a quarterly collection of ideas and innovations shaping the way Americans eat, provides manufacturers with insights from the eld, in the test kitchen, at the bench, and through the companys exclusive consumer research teams. It helps manufacturers stay up-to-date on the latest product development, culinary, and health trends. Gilroy Foods, www.gilroyfoods.com, Booth 449
Dried fruits show versatility

Looking to add color, crunch, or nutrients to your products? When used as inclusions and bases in product development, dried fruits provide various functional properties and have been shown to add many health bene ts to all types of products. Cranberries, blueberries, raspberries, and strawberries are used in a variety of baking and confectionery applications, cereals and granolas, and snacks and trail mixes. Apricots, dates, and gs provide sweetness with no added sugar. In paste form, these fruits replace fat. Low-moisture dried fruits can be used in panning and enrobing applications. Samples of these and many other dried fruit products will be available at the booth. There is also a line of sun-dried and roasted tomato and pepper products. Bedemco Inc., www.bedemco.com, Booth 4837
Frozen aai juice and acerola puree are available for use in blended fruit juices, smoothies, yogurts, dairy-based desserts, and other products. Bolthouse Farms Inc., www.bolthouse.com, Booth 1303 IQF Tropical Gold pineapple blanched tidbits and 3/8-in diced pieces are used as a topping on frozen pizzas. Also available are pineapple concentrate; tropical fruit, berries, and deciduous fruit in a variety of pack forms; and purees. Dole Packaged Foods LLC, www.dolefoodservice.com, Booth 4906 Dried plums are said to improve the savory taste of proteins while rounding out the avors of herbs and spices in meat products. Additional information about how plums
can raise the value of underutilized proteins and samples of marinated beef lifter steaks, pork loins, and roasting hen breasts that include plum ingredients will be provided. California Dried Plum Board, www.cdpb.com, Booth 2937 Verifruit is produced through a coldinfusion process. The water from the fruit is largely replaced by sugars. Dozens of other fruits and vegetables in many forms are available. SVZUSA Inc., www.svz.com, Booth 4830 Cactus juice puree has a pink color similar to beet juice but lacks the vegetal notes of beet juice and is said to be more similar in avor to the juice of watermelon. Session 026-03
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TAST E M OD I F ICAT I O N Soy sauce avors Asian dishes

Experience a world of Asian avors and learn how to incorporate soy sauce in your nished products. Example of ingredients and products that can add savory or umami notes to food or that bring Asian avors to food are soy sauce, teriyaki, hoisin, Thai style chili, black bean and plum sauces, kotterin, salted mirin, salted sake, and gravinol. The 350-year-old natural brewing process for Kikkoman Soy Sauce blends ancient tradition with cutting-edge technology. The soy sauce is available in a wide selection
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of forms, including liquid, powdered, granulated, clear, reduced-sodium, and preservative-free. It is a balanced natural avor enhancer that offers manufacturers a clean-label solution for all kinds of applications from Asian to mainstream. Stop by the booth to try featured prototypes and pick up a copy of the companys newly updated industrial product guide, The Flavor Handbook: A Reference and Product Guide. Kikkoman Sales USA Inc., www. kikkomanusa.com, Booth 3027
Improve avor with less salt, sugar

Meet Wixons new corporate chef Jud McLester, who will tempt the taste buds with New Orleans cuisine made with a good-for-you twist. Several prototypes will showcase the companys avor modiers and sodium reduction systems that complement, enhance, or otherwise modify the avor of a food product. Other ingredients include seasoning blends and avor technologies developed to improve fresh and pre-cooked meats by improving taste, neutralizing off notes, and extending shelf life, as well as ingredients for use in reduced-sugar applications. Visit the booth to sample a 25% Reduced Sugar Bourbon St. Hurricane Cookie formulated with Mag-nique Sweet Lift ; 50% Reduced Sodium Gumbo Flavored Chips made with KCLean Salt ; and Jambalya Wrapped Andouille Sausage made with Wix-Fresh Technology, which extends shelf life and masks off notes. Wixon Inc., www.wixon.com, Booth 4017
Ingredient maximizes umami avor

Yeast extracts enhance the original avors of a variety of food products, providing more body, mouthfeel, and natural umami enhancement. The Bionis line of yeast extracts have umami and dark-roasted characteristics that add a savory avor to soups and sauces, bouillons, seasoning blends, snacks, meat products, tomato products, and ready-made foods. The extracts are produced from a specially selected strain of Saccharomyces cervisiae. Biotaste yeast extracts are developed to add culinary savory notes. A line of dry, autolysed, and mineralized inactive yeasts, Goldcell, can be used in food applications such as bakery products, meat products, seasonings, and spreads. Also available are yeastderived ingredients for use in industrial fermentation, winemaking, and animal nutrition applications. Biorigin Ingredients Ltd., www. biorigin.com.br, Booth 3541
Salt products, including Star Flake Dendritic porous cube salt, Culinox 999 high purity salt, Lite Salt Mixture, Rened Sea Salt, Top Flake compacted topping salts, and Extra Fine 200 and 325 pulverized salts, are available. Morton Salt, www.mortonsalt.com, Booth 2423 Bitter blockers and avor enhancers enable the reduction of sugar, salt, and bitterness without sacricing taste or increasing cost. Senomyx Inc., www.senomyx.com, Booth 4446 A proprietary blend containing KCl
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or NH 4 Cl combined with yeast extracts can allow up to 50% sodium reduction. Bio Springer, www.biospringer.com, Booth 641 HVPs and yeast extracts improve foods body and add savory notes. Also available are avor bases in chicken, beef, pork, turkey, bacon, and umami versions. Savoury Systems International, www.savourysystems.com, Booth 937 Salt in processed meat products provides avor and functionality as well as enhances food safety. This session will discuss the challenges of reducing sodium
and offer techniques for making reducedsodium processed meats. Session 189 Learn how to reformulate to reduce sodium and enhance avor while paying attention to food safety, controlling pH, and extending shelf life. Purac America Inc., www.purac.com, Booth 4717 The historical and cultural food practices that have delivered the umami taste as well as information about methods for enhancing the umami taste in products will be presented. Session 109
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FOR MU L AT I O N TO O LS Minerals extend shelf life

A patented blend of GRAS vitamins and minerals called NatureSeal is said to extend the shelf life of fresh-cut produce up to 21 days by inhibiting respiration and oxidation. The ingredient also protects the taste, texture, and color. The recently introduced NatureSeal Fresh Frozen formulation helps to maintain the taste, texture, and color of IQF apples, pears, and avocado. Fresh guacamole treated with the ingredient can be frozen, shipped to market, and stocked year-round without browning. Mantrose-Haeuser Co., www.mantrose.com, Booth 2210
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Tocopherols preserve foods taste

A variety of mixed tocopherol ingredients, including blends of d-alpha-tocopherol, d-beta-tocopherol, d-gamma-tocopherol, and d-delta-tocopherol, are produced from edible oils. They have been shown to preserve taste and freshness in foods that contain fats. Tocopherols are also allowed as an antioxidant in U.S. Dept. of Agriculture Certied Organic foods under Section 205.605 of the National Organic Program. Several concentrations of tocopherols for specic applications are available. These include 30% powdered tocopherol for solid antioxidant formulations; 50% mixed tocopherol oil for liquid antioxidant formulations; 70% mixed tocopherol oil for liquid antioxidant formulation; and 90% enriched gamma-tocopherol oil (80% active gamma). Organic Technologies, www.organictech.com, Booth 1449
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Rosemary extracts, StabilEnhance and OxyLess, act as antioxidants in meat and poultry. Naturex, www.naturex.com, Booth 3119 Sodium-free leaveners can be used in products labeled as sodium-free. Clabber Girl Co., www.clabbergirl.com, Booth 4501 Levona is a calcium-enriched, zero-sodium formula leavening ingredient that can be used in low-sodium formulations without affecting the avor, volume, texture, and overall appearance of the nished product. ICL Performance Products, www.iclperformanceproducts.com, Booth 4415 fryliquid antioxidant is said to prevent the formation and accumulation of unhealthy substances when added to frying oil. MirOil, www.miroil.com, Booth 2255 A mixture of fermentation intermediates is said to improve the taste and
microbial stability in food products with a pH of 57. Purac, www.purac. com, Booth 4717, Session 112-10 An antimicrobial preparation helps to prevent the growth of Listeria monocytogenes. EBI Food Safety, www. ebifoodsafety.com, Booth 619 Reduce juice purge and inhibit the growth of Listeria monocytogenes with Flavex BioProtection
Coatings. Arnhem Group, www. arnhemgroup.com, Booth 5026 An extract of the Chinese bayberry is used to prevent the deterioration of avors and colors caused by light. San-Ei Gen F.F.I., www.saneigen. com, Booth 4910, Session 112-05 Nisin has exhibited antimicrobial activity. Ecobio Biotech Co. Ltd., www.ecobio.com.cn, Booth 957
Leavening agent enhances products

Satisfy your sweet tooth with cupcakes and sugar cookies made with Cal-Rise, a slow-acting, calcium-based leavening agent. The ingredient is a mixture of monocalcium phosphate and calcium acid pyrophosphate. It is said to deliver excellent taste and texture and may provide a good or excellent calcium health claim depending on the nished products formulation. Also featured will be Curavis So-Lo 93, a developmental food-grade polyphosphate blend that offers 93% less sodium than standard phosphates and is said to deliver excellent binding with good avor impact. Electrolytes, sequestrants, calcium, magnesium, potassium, and phosphorus are available to fortify beverages. VersaCal Clear is a highly soluble calcium source specically designed for use in clear beverages. Innophos Inc., www.innophos.com, Booth 3137
Silica properties highlighted

Four updated technical literature brochures that highlight the inSight silica and silicate product lines include information about how silica and silicate are used as anti-caking and free-owing ingredients in food and as carriers in food and industrial applications. Silica coats the surface of particles to prevent caking without compromising color. Silica is also useful as a processing additive to increase machinery throughput and minimize downtime due to caked ingredients and build up. Technical experts will discuss a variety of precipitated silica and silicate products used in spice blends and powdered food and drink mixes. Huber Engineered Materials, www. hubermaterials.com, Booths 4800, 4804
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COMPA N Y N E WS Happy birthday to Morton Salt!

Morton Salt Co. is celebrating its 160th anniversary, and to help commemorate this event, Morton representatives will serve birthday cake at the booth during scheduled times. The company began in 1848 in Chicago as Richmond & Co. Joy Morton, whose father was J. Sterling Morton, the Secretary of Agriculture under President Grover Cleveland, acquired a major interest in the company and renamed it Joy Morton & Co. In 1910, it was once again renamed, this time to Morton Salt Co. The company in 1911 began incorporating magnesium carbonate, an anti-caking agent, into salt, leading to the creation of the Morton Umbrella Girl and the slogan, When It Rains It Pours . The logo appeared in 1914 on packages of table salt and in a series of Good Housekeeping magazine advertisements. Over the years, the Umbrella Girl has undergone several makeovers to modernize her look. Morton launched iodized salt in 1924 to help prevent the development of goiter, a major health problem at the time. In the 1960s, the company pioneered the concept of using salt and potassium chloride mixtures for sodium reduction, and it continues to research that area today. In 2007, the company introduced Salt Balance Salt Blend reduced-sodium product that has 20% less sodium but delivers 100% salt taste. Morton Salt, www. mortonsalt.com, Booth 2423
Z Trim enters new markets

Z Trim Holdings Inc. has entered new markets with the inclusion of its ingredient, Z Trim, in certain prepared foods as well as the retail launch of its salad dressings line. A specialty corn ber ingredient, Z Trim is being used in several culinary-based prepared food products formulated, manufactured, and marketed by Amazing Food Creations, which manufactures the Chef Papillote Entrees line of prepared meals. The ingredient is included in many of the Chef Papillote Entrees products as well as many of the frozen and refrigerated consumer packaged food products formulated by Amazing Food Creations for other brands. Z Trim also recently launched its line of low-fat salad dressings, which are available on the companys Web site and at the Sunset Foods grocery store chain in the Chicago area. The dressings include Z Trim Ranch, Z Trim Honey Dijon, and Z Trim Creamy Italian varieties and contain between 40%80% reduced fat. Z Trim Holdings Inc., www.ztrim.com, Booth 5140
Riviana builds new plant

Riviana Foods Inc. earlier this year broke ground on its new, state-ofthe-art rice processing and packaging plant and on-site warehouse and distribution center adjacent to its packaging facility in Memphis, Tenn. Packaging and shipping of the companys brands Mahatma, Water Maid, Carolina, and River rices are currently handled from the existing Memphis plant. Upon completion of the new 400,000-sq-ft facility, Riviana will consolidate operations from its Houston plant, warehouse, and technical center to Memphis. This will include the Success and Minute rice brands as well as private label instant rice products. Riviana Foods Inc., www. rivianaindustrial.com, Booth 3311
Wixon Inc., recently broke ground for a culinary center to create, test, and demonstrate food specialties and to develop new meat products. The 4,200-sq-ft facility will be named the Wixon Innovation Center for Culinary & Protein. Construction is expected to be completed by September. Wixon Inc., www.wixon.com, Booth 4017 Senomyx Inc., and Firmenich SA have entered into a collaborative research, development, commercialization, and license agreement for novel avor
ingredients intended to provide a cooling taste effect. Senomyx Inc., www.senomyx.com, Booth 4446 Legacy Foods LLC was acquired by CHS Inc., which will operate the business as part of its oilseeds processing group. Legacy Foods LLC, www.legacyfoods.com, www.chsinc.com, Booth 4401 Wild Flavors Inc. has announced that American Purpac Technologies (APT) will become Wild Aseptics LLC and be an integral part of the Wild organization. Wild Aseptics will combine Wilds
expertise in concept development, supply chain management, and technological advancements with APTs capabilities in aseptic processing and packaging. Wild Flavors Inc., www.wildavors.com, Booth 3707 Blue Pacic Flavors & Fragrances and HortResearch have entered into a strategic partnership to develop new avors. Blue Pacic Flavors & Fragrances, www.bluepacicavors.com, Booth 1138, and HortResearch, www. hortresearch.co.nz, Booth 2369
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C OM PA N Y N E W S Renery to open in Louisiana

Louisiana Sugar Rening LLC, a joint venture between Cargill Inc. and Sugar Growers and Reners Inc., last month broke ground for its new million-ton-per-year sugar renery. The facility will be adjacent to Cargills 200-acre plant in Reserve, La. The construction is expected to take about 24 months, and commercial production should begin in the rst half of 2010. Cargill will market and distribute the rened sugar products to food and beverage customers. Cargill Inc., www.cargill.com, Booth 2826
Chocolates popularity grows

Seeking information about Americans chocolate-consuming habits, Barry Callebaut asked people to reveal such information as their brand loyalty and if they have tried premium chocolate. The company in January spoke with approximately 1,000 people per country in the United States and ve European countries. It learned that Americans are more likely to consume chocolate at work and on the go than Europeans. It also reported that Americans pay attention to name brands, with 59% of those questioned stating that they choose a particular chocolate because they like the brand. More than half (53%) of the U.S. consumers questioned have tried single-origin chocolates. This number has increased from 42% in 2006. Barry Callebaut said that organic and fair trade chocolate is also growing in popularity. To meet the demand for origin chocolate, the company recently launched six new country origins chocolates, four new regional origins chocolates, ve new origins cocoa powders, and 10 new limited edition country origins chocolates. Barry Callebaut USA Inc., www. barry-callebaut.com, Booth 2900
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NutraCea expands business

NutraCea Inc. is expanding its business by increasing operation capacity and forming alliances. The company in April announced that it has accelerated its plans to expand the recently acquired Irgovel plant located in Pelotas, Brazil, to produce more rice bran and deoiled bran. NutraCea plans to install its proprietary technology to produce value-added products at the facility and expects to have this completed by the rst quarter of 2009. NutraCea has completed the purchase of a 124,000-sq-ft production facility in Phoenix, Ariz. The company will expand its stage-two production of value-added rice bran derivatives and its line of baby cereal products to supply growing customer demand. Additionally, the company has entered into an alliance with Fortune Finance Overseas Ltd. to construct a new wheat our mill in Indonesia that will incorporate its new wheat bran stabilization technology. NutraCea Inc., www.nutracea.com, Booth 2700
Huber Engineered Materials has agreed to purchase the precipitated silica production-related assets of Changzhou City Mingfan Fine Chemicals Co. Ltd. Huber Engineered Materials, www. hubermaterials.com, Booths 4800, 4804 Martek Biosciences recently announced that its patented, vegetable form of docosahexaenoic acid omega-3, lifesDHA, is now available in two new avors of Rachels Wickedly Delicious Yogurt. The avorsPink Grapefruit Lychee and Marionberry Guavajoin
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10 existing avors of the yogurt that feature the ingredient. Martek Biosciences, www.martek.com, Booth 2603 Fortitech Inc. has appointed AB Mauri, a new operating division of Associated British Foods plc, as distributor of Fortitechs nutrient premixes to a number of African countries. Fortitech Inc., www.fortitech.com, Booth 4515 Hormel Foods Corp. opened its Idea and Innovation Center in the Baoshan district of Shanghai, China. The facility will be dedicated to developing products
for the Chinese market. The company already has a presence in Asia, with business ventures in China, the Philippines, South Korea, Japan, and Vietnam. Hormel Foods Specialty Products Division, www. hormelingredients.com, Booth 3301 Aromatech expanded its operations with the opening of a subsidiary ofce in Orlando, Fla., for its Aromatech Flavorings Inc. This location coordinates all avor projects for the companys North, South, and Central American customers. Aromatech, www.aromatech.fr, Booth 4640
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POTP OUR R I Mushrooming ingredients

For manufacturers looking to include mushrooms as toppings on sandwiches and pizza, as llings, or in pasta dishes, sauces, spreads, and dips, a new line of sauted, ready-to-use mushrooms are available in a number of cuts and varieties to suit your needs. They are seasoned with a blend of garlic, salt, and pepper and are sauted without the use of hydrogenated oils. A proprietary process allows the mushrooms to go through a freeze/thaw cycle without destroying their cell structure. This helps to maintain a avor and texture very close to fresh mushrooms. Since these mushrooms are packed in a quick-thaw frozen pouch and are essentially ready-to-use, there is no prep labor required. Phillips Gourmet Inc., www. phillipsgourmet.com, Booth 1541
Sunower ingredients add crunch

Two prototypes will highlight how sunower ingredients can be incorporated in various applications. SunClusters combine sunower kernels, sunower bits, and okara puffs into a sweet crunchy cluster. This ingredient was developed for use in cereals, granolas, snack bars, trail mixes, and as toppers on salads, yogurts, and parfaits. Sunower Bits can be used in place of nuts like chopped pecans, almonds, walnuts, and peanuts. Use the bits in applications where the potential allergens of some nuts are of concern. The sunower ingredients are organic-certied and non-GMO. SunOpta Grains and Foods Group, www.sunopta.com, Booth 4807
Flavor enhances sweetness

A avor solution is available to manufacturers who want to improve mouthfeel and heighten taste impact in reduced-sugar, low-brix beverages. This ingredient, SymLife Sweet, is part of the Get Active category of the Taste for Life branding platform. It enhances the sweetness of sugars, sugar alcohols, and sweeteners. The ingredient, which does not contain articial sweeteners, requires a carbohydrate to function, which results in interactions with sweetener receptors on the tongue that stimulate sweet sensations. It can be used at low levels in a variety of beverage applications where sugar is present. SymLife Sweet comes in two versions: regular and low-pH stable. Taste for Life is a series of ingredients and avor concepts that fall under three categories: Get Active, which includes ingredients for use in functional foods; Lighten Up, which includes avors for use in low-sugar, low-salt, and low-fat applications; and Be Natural, a range of natural avors. Symrise, www.symrise.com, Booth 463
A gelatin that is 100% traceable back to its raw material sources is offered. Gelnex, www.gelnex.com, Booth 5017 Organic coating systems for seafood and poultry; more than 100 different graham meals for cheesecake bases; Hush Puppy blends; and organic cookies and crackers; and many other breading systems and dessert crumbs meet a variety of customer needs. Richmond Baking, www.richmondbaking.com, Booth 3845 A taste- and odor-free omega-3 fatty acid, Omega-360, can be incorporated in many food and beverage systems without
affecting the taste of or imparting an odor to the nished product. Denomega Nutritional Oils, www.denomega.com, Booth 1161 Extruded snack pellets are available in whole-grain, multi-grain, corn, rice, wheat, oat, potato, soy, tapioca, avored, salted, sweetened, and other versions. J.R. Short Milling, www.shortmill.com, Booth 1514 A Web site, www.hfcsfacts. com, sponsored by the Corn Reners Association, provides information about high fructose corn syrup. www.hfcsfacts.com, Booth 5416
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A soluble ber, Cavamax W6, has a viscosity like sucrose, is colorless, has a neutral taste, is heat stable, and has no browning effects. It is useful in complex beverage and food systems. Wacker Fine Chemicals, www.wacker.com, Booth 3237 Grain, dairy, and specialty ingredients can be used in a variety of products. Grain Millers Inc., www. grainmillers.com, Booth 1233 Olean cooking oil allows snack food manufacturers to formulate low-calorie, zero-fat foods. P&G Food Ingredients, www. pgfoodingredients.com, Booth 3344 FT 87
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by Donald E. Pszczola & Karen Nachay

Foodoo: A Form of Magic at IFT

Donald E. Pszczola, Senior Associate Editor [email protected]

Karen Nachay, Assistant Editor [email protected]

SPECIA L THE M E S Explore avors of the coast

be available for sampling. Virginia Dare, www.virginiadare.com, Booth 2731

Right on-the-bean trends

Photo courtesy of ADM

SP E C I A L T H E M ES Prototypes capture authentic cooking avors

Photo courtesy of Kraft

The economics of soy

Trumpeting the use of wheat ingredients

11 prototypes demonstrate innovation

Photo courtesy of MGP Ingredients

Commercial Creamery celebrates 100th anniversary

FLAV OR S New avor concepts for beer

Prototypes showcase Matcha green tea avoring

Lemongrass will be offered in a fresh pureed form

C OLOR S Natural colorant provides shelf-stable blue hue

Photo courtesy of GNT USA, Inc.

Making sundaes with natural colors

JUNGBUNZLAUER 1/2 Horiz No Bleed

Natural red colorant derived from tomatoes

Enzyme Development 1/2 Horiz No Bleed

EGGS Resources highlight the functionality of the egg

Starting the day with an egg

Photo courtesy of American Egg Board

Oven-roasted ingredient provides meat and poultry solutions

Insoluble bers offer functionality benets in meat products

Photo courtesy of Land OFrost, Inc.

Photo courtesy of International Dehydrated Foods, Inc.

Fiber ingredient increases yields in meat applications

EATEM FOODS 1/2 ISL 4C

Crystalline fructose offers innovative solutions

Photo courtesy of Alfred Wolff

1/3 HZ AD ITI TROPICALS

S WEETENERS Sweeteners demonstrate synergy in low-calorie beverages

Take the sucralose taste test

C ONF E C T I ONERY A grapefruit-avored marshmallow?

Sweets for the sweet confection

GNT 1/2 Horiz No Bleed

Flavor Dynamics 1/2 ISL 4C

Chocolate innovations highlighted

DAI RY Prototypes highlight dairy ingredients

Whey proteins provide creaminess in low-fat dairy products

Whey green tea?

Photo courtesy of Dairy Management Inc.

DAIRY Symposium updates the role of milk proteins in dairy foods

Prototypes reect the future of cheese

Get your licks in with dairy dessert

GUMS Gum innovations help broaden application opportunities

Photo courtesy of TIC Gums

Stabilizer provides suspension of particulates

Improving stability of insoluble materials in beverages

ENZYMES Enzyme reduces acrylamide formation

1/2 VERT AD FOOD SAFETY NET SERVICES

Compusense 1/2 ISL 4C

Enzyme brand celebrates 50th anniversary