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BASF SE

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BASF SE
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Lampertheim
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BASF Human Nutrition is a global food and health ingredients supplier. Through our high quality and wide ingredient portfolio, we provide the right nutrients to the right people at the right time. Our health ingredients are based on a combination of scientific approach, technical and application expertise that contribute to leading healthy and active lifestyles. Our product range comprise vitamins and carotenoids, plant sterols, lutein, omega-3 fatty acids and conjugated linoleic acid for use in dietary supplements, functional foods and as colorants for food and beverages. Furthermore, we offer a comprehensive food performance ingredient portfolio which include emulsifiers, aerating systems and whipping agents that enhance the texture and taste of baked goods and desserts. For more information, visit www.basf.com/human-nutrition



Articles On Food Ingredients First
Nestle chocolates.

FOOD INGREDIENTS NEWS

Beyond The Headlines: Nestlé unveils sustainable chocolate for travel, Hellmann’s flavored mayonnaise on the rise

21 Jun 2024 --- In this week’s industry news, Nestlé launched a sustainable chocolate range for travel and Unilever reported rising sales in the flavored mayonnaise market. Meanwhile,... Read More

A man holding a glass container with sourdough culture.

FOOD INGREDIENTS NEWS

Beyond The Headlines: Puratos propels sourdough research, Döhler’s plant-based food collaboration

07 Jun 2024 --- This week in industry news, Puratos opened a sourdough hub to drive R&D efforts and Döhler targeted plant-based food demands. The FAO discussed soil health, while a... Read More

A farmer handles seeds.

REGULATORY NEWS

Tackling illegal seed trade: Bayer and ISF join coalition to combat counterfeiting

04 Jun 2024 --- A coalition of plant breeders, companies and organizations have joined forces to fight against the illicit trade of seeds which reduce quality, crop yield, impact farmers and even... Read More

A farmer working in a cocoa plantation field.

FOOD INGREDIENTS NEWS

Beyond The Headlines: Nestlé advances net-zero emissions, Swiss start-up rolls out plant-based steak

15 Mar 2024 --- This week in industry news, Nestlé cut down on greenhouse gas (GHG) and methane emissions, Campbell Soup Company snapped up Sovos Brands to advance its meals and beverages... Read More

A variety of fresh fruits labeled as GMO.

REGULATORY NEWS

Farmers divided on New Genomic Techniques as European Parliament favors deregulation

08 Feb 2024 --- A rift in public opinions has split farmers following the European Parliament’s recent vote on a sweeping proposal to deregulate “New Genomic Techniques” (NGTs).... Read More




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Inside the Cognis Integration Process

23 May 2011 --- Edward Gallagher of BASF Takes us Inside the Cognis Integration Process.




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WEEKLY PODCAST: The Soda Tax in Philadelphia Has Come Into Effect and Has Been Met With A Mixed Response

04 Jan 2017 --- The soda tax in Philadelphia came into effect on January 1 and has increased the cost of soda, and omany ther beverages by 1.5 cent-per-ounce. The new tax has been met with a mixed response. Although there is large support from health advocates, local authorities and some consumers, others are against the levy, including the American Beverage Association which was part of a legal challenge to stop the tax coming into force. Other companies mentioed are BASF, Palsgaard and Barry Callebaut. 

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WEEKLY PODCAST: Brexit Needs to Take “Shape” and “Form”, Says Nestlé Boss

23 Oct 2016 --- Nestlé chief executive Paul Bulcke stated that Brexit needed to take “shape” and “form” before the food giant would make any decision on its investment in the UK while saying the likelihood of a pricing spat would be down to individual markets. Nestlé cut its forecast for the year, saying that its full-year rise in sales would now be 3.5 percent, down from its previous forecast of 4.2 percent, amid price deflation in Europe and the US and a slowdown in growth in emerging markets. Other companies mentioned are Corbion, Chaucer, ADM and Danone. 




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