Food Technology, March 2010

Food Technology MagazineMarch 2010, Volume 64, No.3

Features

Battling Obesity with Resistant Starch

SUZANNE HENDRICH
The latest human research details ways in which less-digestible forms of starch may deliver important weight management benefits.

The Future of U.S. Store Brands

LISA RIDER
A look at how European retailers are driving private-label growth provides valuable clues to what could be in store for the American market.

Organic Food Claims in Europe

JOHANNES KAHL, GEERT JAN VAN DER BURGT, DANIEL KUSCHE, SUSANNE BÜGEL, NICOLAAS BUSSCHER, EWELINA HALLMANN, URSULA KRETZSCHMAR, ANGELIKA PLOEGER, EWA REMBIALKOWSKA, and MACHTELD HUBER
Better regulatory guidelines, improved testing methods, and additional research into product quality criteria are needed to further develop the European organic food market.

Columns

Marianne Gillette
Positioned to Influence Public Policy
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
by Marianne Gillette
Elizabeth Sloan
Consumers Are Confused, Concerned About Food Safety
CONSUMER TRENDS
by A. Elizabeth Sloan
Roger Clemens and Wayne Bidlack
Reaching to Soy for Cancer Resolution
FOOD, MEDICINE & HEALTH
by Roger Clemens & Wayne Bidlack
Donald Pszczola
Flavor Marriages Say ‘I Do’
INGREDIENTS
by Donald E. Pszczola
Linda Ohr
Health Benefits of Probiotics and Prebiotics
NUTRACEUTICALS
by Linda Milo Ohr
Neil Mermelstein
Combating Citrus Disease
FOOD SAFETY & QUALITY
by Neil H. Mermelstein
J. Peter Clark
Considerations on Drying
PROCESSING
by J. Peter Clark
Aaron Brody
Activity Today in Active Packaging
PACKAGING
by Aaron L. Brody
Jeannie Houchins
Sensationalistic Media: What’s a Food Scientist to Do?
IFT NEWSMAKERS
by Jeannie Houchins
IFT
Health & Wellness Trends
ADVERTORIAL
by Food Technology Editorial Staff
IFT
HACCP Is Dead
PERSPECTIVE
by Dean O. Cliver