Issue 30 | April 2019

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The price of palm oil

Palm oil production is environmentally devastating. Why does it remain so commonly used?

In association with

The nano future of nutrition  •  

Are edible insects as sustainable as claimed?  •  

Questioning collagen's health credentials  

•The nano future of nutrition

•Are edible insects as sustainable as claimed? 

•Questioning collagen's health credentials

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  • SolMic Research
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  • Contents
  • Ribus
  • News
  • Rosenqvists Food Technologies
  • The briefing on the latest food industry developments
  • Nutrition goes nano: the future of vitamin delivery
  • JPL Flavour Technologies
  • JPL Flavour Technologies - Company insight
  • Can collagen live up to its youthful promise?
  • CBDepot
  • CBDepot - Company Insight
  • Edible insects: is eating creepy crawlies as sustainable as it seems?
  • VEGA Australia
  • Exploring edible insect market expansion with Eat Grub
  • PROVA
  • Palm oil: will food companies find a sustainable way forward?
  • Interfood
  • Sweeteners: friend or foe of the food industry?
  • IPCO
  • iFarm: could vertical farming be the future of agriculture?
  • Lipofoods
  • Agriculture 4.0: Australia invests in future of farming
  • Graminex
  • Stabilimento Farmaceutico
  • MIT nanotech makes plant genetic engineering “universal”
  • System Cleaners
  • Soja Protein
  • Are meal replacement products the new convenience food?
  • Euromed
  • Provitas
  • Taking the initiative: Achieving greater uptime and productivity with predictive maintenance
  • Idcon
  • Idcon - Company Insight
  • Event: Vitafoods Europe 2019
  • AlzChem Trostberg
  • Events
  • Amma Lifestyle
  • Daiichi Jitsugyo
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