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Insha Naureen

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About the author

Insha Naureen holds a Master’s degree in Food Science and Technology from India, and has R&D and processing experience in the bakery and coffee industries. She likes to keep abreast of the latest innovation and research in the F&B space and particularly enjoys merging her academic knowledge with a passion for writing well-rounded, in-depth articles as a journalist for Food Ingredients First.

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Insha Naureen's articles

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Meurens Natural webinar preview: Unlocking cereal functionality for cleaner-label beverages

Beverage manufacturers are increasingly aiming to streamline ingredient lists to meet clean label demands. However, maintaining the texture, stability, and taste consumers expect is putting greater...

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Climate-resilient chickpeas: Omics breeding targets yield and supply stability

Scientists in Australia are mapping a staged “omics” approach to accelerate breeding for heat-adapted chickpeas as rising temperatures threaten flowering, grain filling, and yields. The team aims to...

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SupplySide Global 2026: FrieslandCampina Ingredients discusses GLP-1s, hydration and “protein plus”

The rise of GLP-1 medication and growing demand for protein beyond sports nutrition are reshaping F&B innovation around portion size, nutrient density, and new beverage formats. At SupplySide Global...

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The next citrus wave: Suppliers turn exotic varieties into scalable flavor solutions

Classic citrus flavors such as lemon and orange are increasingly sharing the spotlight with yuzu, calamansi, and pomelo as F&B formulators explore their potential beyond beverages and into bakery,...

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Modified lentil protein targets texture gap in low-fat food reformulation

A Pennsylvania State University, US, study positions modified lentil protein as a potential plant-based fat replacer in low- and non-fat foods, especially yogurt. The authors say the ingredient can...

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Nestlé USA: Benefit stacking, texture and zest to shape F&B innovation in 2027

US consumers are increasingly expecting F&B products to deliver multiple benefits alongside stronger flavor and sensory experiences, with protein alone no longer enough to differentiate products,...

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El Niño reshapes food commodity risks as supply pressures diverge

El Niño’s impact on the F&B industry is already visible, but manufacturers are not facing a uniform shock. From cocoa and coffee to sugar, palm oil, and seafood, the effects are emerging at different...

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Functional fiber moves beyond high-fiber claims as suppliers target formulation performance

Consumer interest in gut health and “fibermaxxing” concepts is proliferating as functional fiber innovations expand beyond high-fiber claims. Ingredient companies are leveraging fermentation,...

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