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Products featuring real fruit appeal strongly to today’s health-conscious consumers, but signifi cant technical obstacles have previously limited the use of fruit-based ingredients in many products with a long shelf life. Dry product applications such as biscuits, baked goods, cereals and snacks have been especially problematic. Solutions based on URC® fruit ingredients from Taura Natural Ingredients sweep away these technical barriers and pave the way for a wide range of new products featuring fruit pieces, fl akes and pastes. These can be designed to deliver all the taste, colour and nutritional benefi ts of fruit inclusions in products with an ambient shelf life of at least 12 months.


Functional Ingredients
Djazagro 2026: What’s driving innovation in North Africa’s F&B industry?
North Africa’s F&B industry is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by rising consumer demand for affordable products that blend taste with a healthier, more natural profile. This shift is propelling...

Functional Ingredients
Biospringer by Lesaffre: Cracking plant protein sensory challenges with yeast-based fermentation
The plant-based food category continues to gain traction, but faces sensory roadblocks, namely a lack of depth in taste, undesirable off-notes, and mouthfeel challenges, which can undermine repeat purchases. Biospringer by...

Functional Ingredients
Function over restriction: How protein and fiber are reshaping healthy beverage innovation
Consumers are redefining “healthy” beverages from a focus on restriction to one of nutritional optimization. While sugar reduction remains a baseline expectation, the category is shifting toward delivering functional,...
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