The functional beverage formulators in the UK deals with a variety of challenges in pleasing their clients the blog aims at novel solution for such issues.
Phytochemical Composition and Nutritional Properties of Non-Diary Probiotic B...CrimsonpublishersNTNF
This document summarizes a research study on the phytochemical composition and nutritional properties of non-dairy probiotic beverages. Key findings include:
- Probiotic beverages were produced using extracts of various fruits, vegetables, and herbs. Phytochemical analysis found the presence of cardiac glycosides, alkaloids, flavonoids, and reducing sugars but not steroids, phenols, tannins, terpenoids, glycosides, or saponins.
- Proximate analysis found the beverages had high moisture content (over 96%), low levels of fat and carbohydrates, and no crude fiber. Crude protein and ash levels varied between samples.
- The
This document summarizes a venture that produces a novel nutraceutical beverage from banana using enzyme technology. The beverage contains bioactives that deactivate intestinal pathogens and glycocores that strengthen the intestinal walls. It aims to prevent gut disorders through a preventative health approach. The venture is currently undergoing prototype testing and seeking initial marketing contacts. It has obtained funding from the Department of Biotechnology and plans to commercialize the product globally as the first of its kind to target gut health in this manner.
Probiotics with documented health benefits give
dairies a huge opportunity to stand out on the yogurt
market in Southeast Asia. But there are challenges to
overcome, writes DR. ANDERS HENRIKSSON.
This document discusses microalgae as functional food ingredients. It begins with an overview of AINIA, a technology center with expertise in bioproduction. Section 2 discusses trends in using microalgae in new food products and the most commonly used species. Section 3 outlines requirements for developing commercial microalgae products, including legal, commercial, functional, and technological aspects. Section 4 describes prototype development, including designing healthy foods, characterization studies, and in vitro digestion models to evaluate bioavailability and functionality. The document concludes by discussing other potential markets for microalgae such as agriculture, biomedical, and cosmetics applications.
Various possibilities of lactic acid bacteria fermented beverages: flavor, ta...Simba Events
Various possibilities of lactic acid bacteria fermented beverages: flavor, taste, nutrition and Health
——Susan Jin, Regional Product Line Leader AP, Dupont Nutrition & Health
2018421019 bioencapsulation technologies for incorporating bioactive compone...Rezwana Nishat
This document discusses bioencapsulation technologies for incorporating bioactive components into functional foods. It describes how there are several techniques for encapsulating functional ingredients, such as spray drying, fluid bed coating, and emulsification. These techniques involve coating droplets of active ingredients with carrier polymers. The document then discusses polymers used for encapsulation, different encapsulation methods like nanoencapsulation, and examples of encapsulating ingredients like fish oils, vitamins, and antioxidants. It concludes by discussing how nutrigenomics and biotechnology will influence the future of functional foods.
Fermented foods have long been consumed by humans and provide health benefits beyond basic nutrition. A review discusses how fermentation transforms food constituents in ways that are beneficial, produces metabolites and proteins with health effects, and provides living microorganisms to the gut. Specifically, fermentation can increase bioavailability of nutrients, produce bioactive peptides and fatty acids, and reduce anti-nutrients and allergens. Limited clinical studies show fermented foods may reduce risk of diabetes, obesity, cardiovascular disease and overall mortality when consumed regularly. The microbes and their byproducts in fermented foods may alter glucose metabolism, support immune function and influence brain activity.
Phytochemical Composition and Nutritional Properties of Non-Diary Probiotic B...CrimsonpublishersNTNF
This document summarizes a research study on the phytochemical composition and nutritional properties of non-dairy probiotic beverages. Key findings include:
- Probiotic beverages were produced using extracts of various fruits, vegetables, and herbs. Phytochemical analysis found the presence of cardiac glycosides, alkaloids, flavonoids, and reducing sugars but not steroids, phenols, tannins, terpenoids, glycosides, or saponins.
- Proximate analysis found the beverages had high moisture content (over 96%), low levels of fat and carbohydrates, and no crude fiber. Crude protein and ash levels varied between samples.
- The
This document summarizes a venture that produces a novel nutraceutical beverage from banana using enzyme technology. The beverage contains bioactives that deactivate intestinal pathogens and glycocores that strengthen the intestinal walls. It aims to prevent gut disorders through a preventative health approach. The venture is currently undergoing prototype testing and seeking initial marketing contacts. It has obtained funding from the Department of Biotechnology and plans to commercialize the product globally as the first of its kind to target gut health in this manner.
Probiotics with documented health benefits give
dairies a huge opportunity to stand out on the yogurt
market in Southeast Asia. But there are challenges to
overcome, writes DR. ANDERS HENRIKSSON.
This document discusses microalgae as functional food ingredients. It begins with an overview of AINIA, a technology center with expertise in bioproduction. Section 2 discusses trends in using microalgae in new food products and the most commonly used species. Section 3 outlines requirements for developing commercial microalgae products, including legal, commercial, functional, and technological aspects. Section 4 describes prototype development, including designing healthy foods, characterization studies, and in vitro digestion models to evaluate bioavailability and functionality. The document concludes by discussing other potential markets for microalgae such as agriculture, biomedical, and cosmetics applications.
Various possibilities of lactic acid bacteria fermented beverages: flavor, ta...Simba Events
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——Susan Jin, Regional Product Line Leader AP, Dupont Nutrition & Health
2018421019 bioencapsulation technologies for incorporating bioactive compone...Rezwana Nishat
This document discusses bioencapsulation technologies for incorporating bioactive components into functional foods. It describes how there are several techniques for encapsulating functional ingredients, such as spray drying, fluid bed coating, and emulsification. These techniques involve coating droplets of active ingredients with carrier polymers. The document then discusses polymers used for encapsulation, different encapsulation methods like nanoencapsulation, and examples of encapsulating ingredients like fish oils, vitamins, and antioxidants. It concludes by discussing how nutrigenomics and biotechnology will influence the future of functional foods.
Fermented foods have long been consumed by humans and provide health benefits beyond basic nutrition. A review discusses how fermentation transforms food constituents in ways that are beneficial, produces metabolites and proteins with health effects, and provides living microorganisms to the gut. Specifically, fermentation can increase bioavailability of nutrients, produce bioactive peptides and fatty acids, and reduce anti-nutrients and allergens. Limited clinical studies show fermented foods may reduce risk of diabetes, obesity, cardiovascular disease and overall mortality when consumed regularly. The microbes and their byproducts in fermented foods may alter glucose metabolism, support immune function and influence brain activity.
This document reviews strategies for producing probiotic non-dairy products and evaluating their health benefits. It discusses using fruit juices as a matrix for probiotic microorganisms and describes studies processing probiotic mango and mixed berry juices. Major factors affecting probiotic survival in juices are addressed, along with strategies like fortification with prebiotics, microencapsulation, adaptation, and continuous fermentation technologies. The viability of probiotics in food products depends on maintaining concentrations of 106-107 CFU/g at consumption.
1. The document discusses recent advances in clinical research on probiotics, finding that specific probiotic strains can treat or prevent specific digestive and immune system issues beyond just general maintenance.
2. It provides examples of probiotic strains and the digestive and immune issues they have been shown to help based on multiple research studies.
3. The document also discusses a probiotic drink called KeVita that provides immune and digestive support with 4 billion CFUs of specific probiotic cultures in a lightly-flavored, low calorie beverage presented as an alternative to tart yogurt or kombucha.
This document discusses health-promoting food ingredients and functional food processing. It focuses on polyphenols and carotenoids, which are plant compounds linked to reducing lifestyle diseases. The document outlines challenges in applying these ingredients to foods and maintaining their bioactivity during processing. It also discusses microencapsulation techniques to control ingredient release in foods.
The use of probiotics in supplements and foods is increasing. Probiotics are live microorganisms that provide health benefits when consumed in adequate amounts. They help maintain a balance of beneficial bacteria in the gut. However, manufacturers must address challenges to ensure probiotics survive processing and storage. Probiotics are sensitive to moisture, heat, air and light. Strict controls and short transit times are needed. Products should be labeled with colony-forming units and stored and shipped under refrigeration to maintain viability until consumed.
Bacillus coagulans is a spore-forming probiotic bacterium that is heat-resistant and can be used in food production. It has been added to baked goods. Yeast enzymes produced through recombinant methods have food applications. Probiotics like certain Bifidobacteria strains can extend the shelf life of foods like fish and shrimp by inhibiting harmful bacteria. Probiotic bacteria have potential for use in fruit juices and dairy products. They may also improve immune function and help treat conditions like HIV in children by boosting the immune system. Vegetables and fruits can also act as carriers for probiotics. Probiotic survival in foods like ice cream has been demonstrated without affecting sensory properties.
Presentación hecha por el el jefe de Ciencias de la Alimentación y Nutrición en la Oxford Brookes University y director del Centro de la Alimentación Funcional en Oxford, profesor Christiani Jeya Henry, en el marco del taller “Desafíos y Tendencias Globales en la Industria de Alimentos Funcionales y Nutracéuticos: Implicaciones para Chile”, organizado por el Consejo de Innovación.
This document provides contact information for TEKNO SCIENZE SRL, an Italian publisher of the peer-reviewed journal Agro FOOD Industry Hi Tech. It lists the editor in chief, associate editors, marketing and sales team, production manager, and other administrative staff. It also provides details about the journal, including its impact factor, topics covered, and information about upcoming issues and articles.
This document discusses considerations for developing a successful functional food product. It notes consumers are shifting from illness management to wellness promotion. Functional foods fit within a continuum from health maintenance to promotion. Developing uniqueness through customization for intended populations and new research areas like nutrigenomics, proteomics and metabolomics can aid innovation. Biomarkers directly correlate health status to exposure. Encouraging development factors include epidemiological research, technological advancements, legislation and government incentives.
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What Are Functional Foods?
“Functional foods are food items that are developed and in most cases fortified with several nutrients that cater to the exact needs of a consumer. They are made from highly healthy ingredients and are processed so that the product provides a health benefit, similar to medicine. Most functional ingredients are obtained from herbs, spices, seeds, nuts, etc.”
Functional Food Product Development Trend
A lot of innovation is required to develop a functional food product. Researchers have been focusing on the properties of bioactive compounds found in functional foods to control various aspects of diabetes mellitus in recent years; some protective effects of these compounds and food sources have been investigated, and several clinical trials have even confirmed these benefits in diabetic patients.
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What Food Research Lab offers you to prevent diabetes?
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As a frontrunner in the industry, FermEx Solutions takes pride in producing top-tier fermenters and bioreactors for liquid fermentation processes. Our advanced equipment is purposefully designed to enhance fermentation yields, minimize operational expenses, and guarantee conformity to industry standards. We provide a comprehensive range of liquid fermenters in various sizes and configurations to cater to the specific needs of our valued clients. Whether you need a laboratory-scale or industrial-scale fermenter, or a customized solution for a unique application, we offer a wide selection to choose from.
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- Plant-based proteins - the global demand for plant-based products is increasing and upcycled food scraps happen to be plant-based, setting optimal conditions for NPDs to launch plant-based protein powders, protein bars, burgers etc. into the market.
Much of the alternative food industry is recreating existing food products in a healthier or alternative way but where should we be putting our focus? Do you think consumers are looking for more plant products or meat alternatives?
The document discusses food hygiene in restaurants in Dhaka, Bangladesh and the potential threats to public health. It defines key terms like food hygiene and outlines hygiene requirements and practices for managing food safety. While most people are aware restaurants may not be fully hygienic, they still prefer to eat at restaurants for tastier food. However, the lack of hygiene in many restaurant kitchens and during food handling and preparation poses serious risks, as contaminated food can transmit diseases and illness to customers.
Probi AB is a pioneer company in probiotic research and development. It holds patents on well-documented probiotic bacteria strains and partners with major food companies globally. Probi's areas of research include gastrointestinal health, immune function, and metabolic/cardiovascular conditions. It supports partners by providing robust probiotic strains, product development expertise, and clinical evidence for perceived health benefits to drive consumer demand and sales. Probi has seen success with its ProViva line of probiotic fruit drinks and juices and seeks to expand partnerships to new markets.
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In the 21st century, health issues have become rampant globally. Despite its benefits, many people avoid using GMO products, which harm human life (Jon Yaneff, 2015). Health and awareness-related products have gained fame and interest as it rewards people with a healthy lifestyle. Many institutions have emerged to ensure enough diversified produce is available to customers and fill the market gap. Juice and vegetable industries aim to produce foodstuffs that suit their customers' local and international preferences. Competitive industries research and identify premium ingredients, including turmeric, garlic, and vegetables such as cucumber, celery, spinach, carrot and broccoli, that stretch top blend in Juice to suit customers' health needs. However, reports reveal environmental hazards due to the release of carbon monoxide from industrialized beverage production (Essien et al., 2021). This marketing plan focuses on Biotic Juice production and retailing. The strategy focuses on how natural Biotic Juice products will be marketed.
Biotic Juice
The Biotic Juice is featured as a drink extracted from various fruits and blended with vegetables. The beverage can be ingested with droughts, cookies, macrons, or fruit salad. The product is 100% organic and contains entire nutritional composition that fits the customer's health target across all ages. The beverage is presented as cold-pressed, free from chemicals and Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs). The Biotic Juice contains no added sugars, calories or junk. The Juice is prepared on customers' order, served fresh without any junk obtainable with it.
Market
a.
Product market
Over the past two years, the beverage industry's inventiveness has rapidly increased. The fundamental causes of the rapid shoot in this product industry are increased necessity for consumer nutrition and healthy lifestyle. Additionally, customer preferences have shifted from industrialized drinks and beverages with micro health hazards. According to (Statista, 2021), the juice segment, from a global perspective, has shot by 5.43%, which projects an increase in a market volume of $134.80 billion by 2027. About 23% of consumers in the US take Juice daily. Since 2006, New York residents have preferred 100% fruit juice with no added sugar, which is our market advantage.
b.
Geographical market location
The environment of business operation is an essential component that promotes business success. Environmental reasons drive the demand for Biotic Juice in a given country (Pandit & Suman, 2022). For instance, juice consumption in New York city increases by about 12% during summer and winter. The personal health aspect of a consumer getting refreshments during summer and an immunity boost from fruit juice during winter increases demand.
c.
Demographic factors
New Yo.
The document summarizes discussions from an on-stage panel about fermented milk products. Panelists from different countries and industries discussed topics like the fermented milk market in Argentina, using soybeans to produce fermented milk, testing of probiotic claims on product labels in New Zealand, the effects of probiotics on health, and producing low-lactose fermented products. Panelists shared insights from their research and experience with developing and testing fermented dairy products in their respective markets.
Probiotics are living microorganisms that provide health benefits when consumed in adequate amounts. They help maintain a healthy balance of bacteria in the gut and can aid in digestion, strengthen the immune system, and reduce risks of certain diseases. Common probiotic strains include Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium species. Probiotics are available in foods like yogurt as well as supplements like tablets and capsules. Consuming probiotics may benefit those with digestive issues, weak immune systems, or frequent infections.
Probiotics are living microorganisms that provide health benefits when consumed in adequate amounts. They help maintain a healthy balance of bacteria in the gut and can aid in digestion, strengthen the immune system, and reduce risks of certain diseases. Common probiotic strains include Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium species. Probiotics are available in foods like yogurt as well as supplements. Prebiotics are non-digestible fibers that feed beneficial bacteria in the gut. Synbiotics combine probiotics and prebiotics to support a healthy microbiome.
The document discusses management's role in selecting and implementing smartphone technology within an organization. It describes how management must take on an administrative role to deploy, monitor, integrate, secure and manage employee smartphones. This is important to optimize security, functionality and protect corporate networks. The document also mentions strategies for evaluating the effectiveness of smartphone technology, such as comparing departments that use smartphones to those that do not, and anticipating better performance. Privacy risks and security safeguards of smartphone technology are also addressed.
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The use of probiotics in supplements and foods is increasing. Probiotics are live microorganisms that provide health benefits when consumed in adequate amounts. They help maintain a balance of beneficial bacteria in the gut. However, manufacturers must address challenges to ensure probiotics survive processing and storage. Probiotics are sensitive to moisture, heat, air and light. Strict controls and short transit times are needed. Products should be labeled with colony-forming units and stored and shipped under refrigeration to maintain viability until consumed.
Bacillus coagulans is a spore-forming probiotic bacterium that is heat-resistant and can be used in food production. It has been added to baked goods. Yeast enzymes produced through recombinant methods have food applications. Probiotics like certain Bifidobacteria strains can extend the shelf life of foods like fish and shrimp by inhibiting harmful bacteria. Probiotic bacteria have potential for use in fruit juices and dairy products. They may also improve immune function and help treat conditions like HIV in children by boosting the immune system. Vegetables and fruits can also act as carriers for probiotics. Probiotic survival in foods like ice cream has been demonstrated without affecting sensory properties.
Presentación hecha por el el jefe de Ciencias de la Alimentación y Nutrición en la Oxford Brookes University y director del Centro de la Alimentación Funcional en Oxford, profesor Christiani Jeya Henry, en el marco del taller “Desafíos y Tendencias Globales en la Industria de Alimentos Funcionales y Nutracéuticos: Implicaciones para Chile”, organizado por el Consejo de Innovación.
This document provides contact information for TEKNO SCIENZE SRL, an Italian publisher of the peer-reviewed journal Agro FOOD Industry Hi Tech. It lists the editor in chief, associate editors, marketing and sales team, production manager, and other administrative staff. It also provides details about the journal, including its impact factor, topics covered, and information about upcoming issues and articles.
This document discusses considerations for developing a successful functional food product. It notes consumers are shifting from illness management to wellness promotion. Functional foods fit within a continuum from health maintenance to promotion. Developing uniqueness through customization for intended populations and new research areas like nutrigenomics, proteomics and metabolomics can aid innovation. Biomarkers directly correlate health status to exposure. Encouraging development factors include epidemiological research, technological advancements, legislation and government incentives.
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What Are Functional Foods?
“Functional foods are food items that are developed and in most cases fortified with several nutrients that cater to the exact needs of a consumer. They are made from highly healthy ingredients and are processed so that the product provides a health benefit, similar to medicine. Most functional ingredients are obtained from herbs, spices, seeds, nuts, etc.”
Functional Food Product Development Trend
A lot of innovation is required to develop a functional food product. Researchers have been focusing on the properties of bioactive compounds found in functional foods to control various aspects of diabetes mellitus in recent years; some protective effects of these compounds and food sources have been investigated, and several clinical trials have even confirmed these benefits in diabetic patients.
Want are the top 4 functional foods for your health?
What Food Research Lab offers you to prevent diabetes?
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Services we offer:
1. Functional Foods and Nutracuetical Product Development
2. New Food Product Development
Contact us:
Website: https://www.foodresearchlab.com/
Contact no: UK- +44- 161 818 4656, INDIA- +91 9566299022
Email: info@foodresearchlab.com
1. High protein is proving to be more than just a fad — will it change the way we eat?
2. Slimming and beauty benefits of tea continue to be a focus for innovation in Asia
3. Going against the grain: Using health and history to promote the ancient grain Kamut
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6. Can packaging help to make us healthier?
As a frontrunner in the industry, FermEx Solutions takes pride in producing top-tier fermenters and bioreactors for liquid fermentation processes. Our advanced equipment is purposefully designed to enhance fermentation yields, minimize operational expenses, and guarantee conformity to industry standards. We provide a comprehensive range of liquid fermenters in various sizes and configurations to cater to the specific needs of our valued clients. Whether you need a laboratory-scale or industrial-scale fermenter, or a customized solution for a unique application, we offer a wide selection to choose from.
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- Plant-based proteins - the global demand for plant-based products is increasing and upcycled food scraps happen to be plant-based, setting optimal conditions for NPDs to launch plant-based protein powders, protein bars, burgers etc. into the market.
Much of the alternative food industry is recreating existing food products in a healthier or alternative way but where should we be putting our focus? Do you think consumers are looking for more plant products or meat alternatives?
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In the 21st century, health issues have become rampant globally. Despite its benefits, many people avoid using GMO products, which harm human life (Jon Yaneff, 2015). Health and awareness-related products have gained fame and interest as it rewards people with a healthy lifestyle. Many institutions have emerged to ensure enough diversified produce is available to customers and fill the market gap. Juice and vegetable industries aim to produce foodstuffs that suit their customers' local and international preferences. Competitive industries research and identify premium ingredients, including turmeric, garlic, and vegetables such as cucumber, celery, spinach, carrot and broccoli, that stretch top blend in Juice to suit customers' health needs. However, reports reveal environmental hazards due to the release of carbon monoxide from industrialized beverage production (Essien et al., 2021). This marketing plan focuses on Biotic Juice production and retailing. The strategy focuses on how natural Biotic Juice products will be marketed.
Biotic Juice
The Biotic Juice is featured as a drink extracted from various fruits and blended with vegetables. The beverage can be ingested with droughts, cookies, macrons, or fruit salad. The product is 100% organic and contains entire nutritional composition that fits the customer's health target across all ages. The beverage is presented as cold-pressed, free from chemicals and Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs). The Biotic Juice contains no added sugars, calories or junk. The Juice is prepared on customers' order, served fresh without any junk obtainable with it.
Market
a.
Product market
Over the past two years, the beverage industry's inventiveness has rapidly increased. The fundamental causes of the rapid shoot in this product industry are increased necessity for consumer nutrition and healthy lifestyle. Additionally, customer preferences have shifted from industrialized drinks and beverages with micro health hazards. According to (Statista, 2021), the juice segment, from a global perspective, has shot by 5.43%, which projects an increase in a market volume of $134.80 billion by 2027. About 23% of consumers in the US take Juice daily. Since 2006, New York residents have preferred 100% fruit juice with no added sugar, which is our market advantage.
b.
Geographical market location
The environment of business operation is an essential component that promotes business success. Environmental reasons drive the demand for Biotic Juice in a given country (Pandit & Suman, 2022). For instance, juice consumption in New York city increases by about 12% during summer and winter. The personal health aspect of a consumer getting refreshments during summer and an immunity boost from fruit juice during winter increases demand.
c.
Demographic factors
New Yo.
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Probiotics are living microorganisms that provide health benefits when consumed in adequate amounts. They help maintain a healthy balance of bacteria in the gut and can aid in digestion, strengthen the immune system, and reduce risks of certain diseases. Common probiotic strains include Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium species. Probiotics are available in foods like yogurt as well as supplements like tablets and capsules. Consuming probiotics may benefit those with digestive issues, weak immune systems, or frequent infections.
Probiotics are living microorganisms that provide health benefits when consumed in adequate amounts. They help maintain a healthy balance of bacteria in the gut and can aid in digestion, strengthen the immune system, and reduce risks of certain diseases. Common probiotic strains include Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium species. Probiotics are available in foods like yogurt as well as supplements. Prebiotics are non-digestible fibers that feed beneficial bacteria in the gut. Synbiotics combine probiotics and prebiotics to support a healthy microbiome.
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The pain point of functional beverage formulators in the UK
1. THE SORE POINT OF
FUNCTIONAL BEVERAGE
FORMULATORS IN THE UK
An Academic presentation by
Dr. Nancy Agnes, Head, Technical Operations, FoodResearchLab
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Email: info@foodresearchlab.com
3. INTRODUCTION
One of the most intriguing field of study and
innovation is functional meals and drinks.
Scientists have been investigating various
functional components and their therapeutic
effects, as well as potential production
procedures, in order to create innovatively or
improve current functional beverages.
The majority of recent research has focused on
the potential of probiotics, prebiotics, and
synbiotics in the manufacture of functional
drinks.
Contd..
4. Other intriguing topics include food industry
byproducts, the usage and processing of
natural components, and the optimization of
manufacturing processes to create unique
drinks without compromising their
performance.
The corona outbreak changed how things
were, paving the way to new normal and
novel technologies. Inflation is on its way and
will affect most countries.
It's expected to hit the UK by the first half of
this year, predicts the economic reports.
Contd..
5. The food and beverage industries find it hard to
cope with these changes. The pandemic for
sure has changed the preferences of people
around the globe.
Beverage formulation industries have moved
into a new phase of functional beverages.
There are many issues within the formulation;
as professionals say, it's easy until water and
flavour; the complications start afterwards.
But is the only problem we face in beverage
formulation is choosing the ingredients or
what? There are plenty of issues functional
beverage formulators face, especially in the UK.
6. PAIN POINT IDENTIFIED
With increased health consciousness among consumers in the UK,
health and wellness are among the key categories of fast-moving
consumer goods (FMCG).
Functional foods and drinks, made from natural components and
designed to perform certain physiological tasks, are at the
forefront of food industry research and development.
However, the creation of innovative functional food products
necessitates expensive research and development operations,
such as clinical effectiveness studies, which food manufacturing
businesses cannot afford due to limited R&D budgets and
technological know-how in this area.
Contd..
7. Another area of concern for the development of functional drinks is the consumer
acceptability of these food products from a sensory standpoint as well as from the other
aspects of consideration.
It is necessary to create creative and novel beverages. The majority of food corporations
lack innovative capabilities and rely on functionalizing a product by enhancing regular meals
with vitamins, minerals, or herbal extracts. Food concepts that are novel are facing many
issues.
8. Several research has reported on novel functional drinks including
different bioactive components in the same product.
The risk of component interactions is a major consideration when
combining numerous ingredients into a beverage. Knowledge of the
interactions that may occur when specific materials are combined together
in a product is required.
These interactions or reactions may cause insolubility, oxidation,
precipitation, or degradation of the constituents, reducing or eliminating
the beverage's usefulness.
Contd..
9. Some functional substances may be stable in
the product when used together, but once
taken, they may impact digestion and/or
metabolism, reducing the bioavailability of
other constituents.
Dairy products, for example, has been shown
to have a detrimental impact on flavonoid
metabolism pathways. As a result, flavonoids
should not be added to milk-based drinks.
Furthermore, flavonoid bioavailability is
dramatically reduced when flavonoid-
containing items are taken with milk or milk-
based products.
Contd..
10. It is vital to understand the ideal dosage of a functional component to be
included in the functional beverage. The optimum dose is defined as the
highest dosage that has a favourable impact while having no negative
effects on other functioning components.
The most difficult job in creating functional drinks is ensuring that the
functional components stay intact, active, and bioavailable after processing
and storage.
11. SOLUTIONS
Cereal-based products enhanced with probiotics are another form
of beverage that necessitates the use of specialized technology.
Bacterial cells struggle to survive in the acidic environment of a
beverage. Microencapsulation using different matrices has been
shown to be effective in preserving probiotics in an acidic
environment.
Problems with probiotic supplementation in fruit juices can be
handled by adding tiny amounts of other liquids.
12. When a new functional beverage is formulated or intended to be formulated, the
functionality and safety of the active ingredient and product need to be
determined.
Metabolomics has been proposed as a promising tool to assess the safety,
traceability, and quality of functional beverages, using the rapid evaluation of the
metabolites of the functional beverage.
In certain circumstances, processing can improve a product's usefulness. In
certain circumstances, heat treatment, for example, gives favourable
characteristics or increases functional activity. The useful component is frequently
added to the beverage, and eliminating or lowering the quantities of unwanted
chemicals can also assist.