LAS VEGAS (June 26, 2017) – Kemin Industries Food Technologies, a leading provider of shelf-life extension and food safety solutions for food and beverage industries, will showcase their latest solutions to help manufacturers keep food and beverage products ‘fresher, safer, longer’ at the 2017 Institute of Food Technologists Expo (IFT17). Visitors can stop by IFT17 booth #3845 to learn more about the Kemin portfolio of synthetic and naturally sourced, yet technically sophisticated antioxidant, food safety and shelf stability solutions.
“We are excited to meet with IFT17 attendees and share our latest research and solutions,” said Courtney Schwartz, Senior Marketing Communications Manager for Kemin Food Technologies. “At Kemin, we are constantly researching and seeking ways to better serve our customers, the industry and ultimately the consumer.”
To support customers and stay on top of consumer trends, Kemin recently completed a consumer research study with Harris Poll. The results show many consumers make purchases based on specific health factors or claims they equate with levels of sodium, sugar and fat content. This research also includes ingredient comparisons showing consumers prefer ingredient labels that are shorter and have fewer sodium-containing words.
“By understanding consumer trends, we’re able to shape our product portfolio to meet industry needs. We will be launching a new domestically grown, organic rosemary extract at IFT17 to meet increasing demand for organic products. Our organic rosemary line is available in liquid and dry forms with a variety of concentrations,” said Schwartz. “The new organic product is a great addition to our shelf life extension portfolio, which already includes organic buffered vinegar, allowing Kemin to serve the industry’s organic food safety and antioxidant needs.”
Kemin knows how to keep food and beverage products safe, high quality and appealing. One way Kemin protects foods and beverages is through a thorough understanding of the negative effects of oxidation, as well as the antioxidant mode of action that can significantly delay the negative effects of oxidation. To illustrate key aspects of the antioxidant mode of action and share additional insights on oxidation, Kemin will be distributing newly developed at-a-glance meat, and baking and snack resource guides to IFT17 attendees.
During the event, Kemin will feature a range of plant-based extracts, antioxidants and antimicrobials, including the following solutions:
Color and Flavor Stability
Kemin plant-derived extracts and synthetic antioxidants preserve the color and flavor of food products.
Food Safety
Kemin antimicrobial technology uses well-known, accepted and effective organic acids to provide consistent protection.
In today’s highly competitive marketplace, Kemin provides food processors, manufacturers and formulators the ability to reduce costs, control inventory and meet demand, all while providing the visual appeal and flavor protection consumers demand.
Visit IFT booth #3845 or https://www.kemin.com/en/north-america/markets/food-technologies for more information.