Enzymes help bakers increase shelf life, enhance production
tolerance, improve dough strength and reduce costs. The cost of stale
returns, for example, can be greatly reduced by using fresh-keeping
enzymes to achieve a longer shelf life. Fresh-keeping enzymes also allow
manufacturers more flexibility in production scheduling and
distribution.
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Bakers respond to consumers demand for whole grains, but not without
incurring some formulation challenges.
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The recent series of national food safety crises underscores a need
for more proactive product testing and traceability efforts among
suppliers, according to Norm Rich, the recently retired president and
chief executive officer of Weis Markets.
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From label requirements to baking with fiber, seminar attendees
enjoyed lively discussions on a range of healthful baking topics.
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This PDF document encapsulates a presentation given by Baking
Management's chief editor, Paula Frank. It reveals that consumers
have an interest in more healthful products, but indulgence still plays
a key role.
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Stay on top of the healthful baked products market by attending the
Healthy Baking Seminar on Sept. 23 in Boston. Brought to you by
Baking Management and Modern Baking magazine, this
year’s program includes topics such as: upcoming trends, latest
options in sugars & sweeteners, how to tailor your products for
children & young adults, food safety, superfruits/healthful inclusions,
and more! Registration also includes admittance to the Natural Products
Expo. Register by July 29 and save $130! For the complete agenda and to
register, visit www.bakingconferences.com
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