06 Nov 2019 --- Israeli start-up AgriTask – a developer of a “flexible and integrative” data-driven software platform for agronomic management – has secured US$8.5 million... Read More

04 Nov 2019 --- A coalition of ten major palm oil producers and buyers are joining forces to support and fund the development of a new, publicly available radar-based forest monitoring system,... Read More

04 Nov 2019 ---  Belgium-headquartered Boortmalt Group – a subsidiary of France’s largest grain cooperative Axereal – is completing the acquisition of Cargill’s malt... Read More

01 Nov 2019 --- Amid constrained North American grain export volumes and weak ethanol industry margins, Archer Daniels Midland Company (ADM) reports strong growth in its nutrition segment for the... Read More

30 Oct 2019 --- In response to growing interest in plant-based dining and flexitarian diets, US diner-style restaurant chain Denny’s has partnered with Beyond Meat to launch the Denny’s... Read More

15 Aug 2019 --- Cargill has expanded its SimPure line with the introduction of a new waxy corn-based starch. “The SimPure line is being launched to replace modified starches in the clean label space, while still offering a richer thicker texture that native starches cannot. Last year, we launched a potato-based line for mostly culinary and meat applications. The waxy corn-based solution opens up new application areas such as dairy and opportunities into retorted applications like canned soups and sauces,” says Shiva Elayedath at Cargill. The ingredient can still be labeled as “starch” and doesn’t have to be called “modified starch.” The company is looking to extend more into processed starches that work more in dairy and beverage.

10 Dec 2018 --- Last month, Cargill and Royal DSM formed a new sweetness joint venture known as Avansya. Together, the companies will produce highly sought-after, sweet-tasting molecules, such as steviol glycosides Reb M and Reb D through fermentation. The new venture will combine both companies’ technologies for producing steviol glycoside products made through fermentation and will market its products under one brand name, EverSweet. At BrauBeviale 2018, Frank Maus of Cargill spoke about EverSweet and potential applications for the sweetener.

14 Aug 2018 --- Cargill’s broad portfolio of sweeteners is claimed to help customers deliver “great tasting products,” whether they are taking out sugar or doing so for clean label purposes. Cargill recently introduced their EverSweet stevia extract formulation to the market. “Cargill has set a new benchmark for sweetness without calories with our EverSweet sweetener,” says Andrew Ohmes, Global Stevia Business Leader for Cargill. “Our goal has always been to address our customers’ needs to make lower-calorie products that taste great and are affordable to all.” The EverSweet sweetener is claimed to deliver the best of the same sweetness in the stevia leaf. The next-generation sweetener is promoted on the grounds of taste with up to 100 percent sugar replacement possible.

02 Feb 2018 --- “Partner for sustainable growth” was the cornerstone of Cargill’s presence at Food Ingredients Europe 2017 stand. The focal point of Cargill’s stand was an inviting “Market Plaza” where food manufacturers could interact with dedicated specialists and discover how Cargill helps fuel sustainable business growth, with various concepts on display in different application areas. Cargill targets trends that include label-friendliness, sodium and calorie reduction, cost optimization, specialized nutrition and plant-based alternatives.

04 Jul 2017 --- In 2018, Cargill’s EverSweet next-generation sweetener will hit the US market with “great taste with up to 100% sugar replacement.” It is made with the same sweetness that is found in the stevia leaf, to delight your taste buds with calorie-free joy. The new sweetening solution uses the age-old technique of fermentation – with a modern twist. Using a specially crafted baker’s yeast, the EverSweet sweetener delivers the best of the same sweetness in the stevia leaf.

30 Oct 2018 --- Cargill recently revealed plans to invest US$150 million in constructing an HM pectin production facility in Brazil. The proposed project is part of a comprehensive plan to strengthen Cargill’s full pectin footprint, including improvements to its existing three plants in Europe (Germany, France and Italy) and adding a new plant in Brazil to take advantage of local resources.

22 Jun 2018 --- Key suppliers offer their thoughts on the demand for traceability & sustainability. What is driving the demand for clearer labels and what role can suppliers play?

30 Nov 2017 --- For decades, Europe’s sweetener market has been dictated by the European sugar regime. This limits the production of glucose-fructose syrup (GFS) to 720,000 tons, equivalent to 5 percent of beet sugar production. In addition, while Europe protected itself from imports from non-EU countries, it was faced with a WTO export limit of 1.4 million tons of sugar.

08 Feb 2017 --- A look at trends across four key themes: Healthy, Sustainable & Clean, Premium and Indulgent.

23 Jun 2015 --- Key suppliers offer their thoughts on the implementation of traceability and sustainability. What is driving the demand for clearer labels and greater transparency and what role can ingredients suppliers play?

02 Oct 2018 --- Cargill Starches, Sweeteners & Texturizers business is developing sustainable ingredients made from renewable sources. Cargill currently processes value-added ingredients dedicated to four major markets: food & beverage, papermaking & corrugating, pharma and animal nutrition industries. Cargill recently revealed plans to invest US$150 million in constructing a new pectin production facility in Brazil. FoodIngredientsFirst spoke with Julian Chase, President of Cargill Starches, Sweeteners and Texturizers, who discussed the recent investments for pectin in Brazil and the company's starch portfolios. 

26 Oct 2017 --- For decades, Europe’s sweetener market has been dictated by the European sugar regime, which limits the production of glucose-fructose syrup (isoglucose) to 720,000 tons, equivalent to 5 percent of beet sugar production. In addition, while Europe protected itself from imports from non-EU countries, it was faced with a World Trade Organization limit for exports of 1.4 million tons of sugar.Now that the European sugar regime has come to an end from October 1 this year, the picture is changing. Cargill believes this is a change with a positive impact on farmers, the industry and the consumers as well as for a sustainable, European footprint.FoodIngredientsFirst spoke to Alain Dufait, Managing Director of Starches & Sweeteners for Europe at Cargill about the ending of the sugar regime.

31 Oct 2016 --- The wave of big mergers across the agrochemical industry could cause turmoil within the companies involved and give smaller rivals a competitive advantage, according to the finance chief at Chr. Hansen. Other companies mentioned are Olam International, Cargill, Syngenta and Mondelez International. 

12 Oct 2016 --- Cargill, a passionate supporter of genetically modified crops, is to sell its first food ingredients which have been verified that they do not contain GMO's. One of the world's biggest food suppliers has made the move amid a landscape in which food makers and the public are wanting Cargill and other suppliers to provide GMO-free ingredients. The three ingredients carrying the non-GMO seal of approval are cane sugar, high oleic sunflower oil and erythritol.

14 Aug 2016 --- The merger between Dow Chemical and DuPont is being investigated by EU regulators over whether it will limit competition for supplies that are crucial to Europe’s farmers. The probe could impact a series of megamergers taking place in the agrochemicals industry. Other companies mentioned are Cargill, Olam and Symrise. 

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