This device enables the GC-IMS to be self sufficient in carrier and drift gases. This marks the addition of another key feature to an already …

Consumers today are constantly striving for a better healthier lifestyle. This has resulted in more people taking notice of nutritional labels and focusing on the …

Bread is one of britain’s most popular staple carbohydrates which is included in at least one of our daily meals. Today there is plenty of …

Quality of tea Tea is one of the most widely consumed drink in the world after water. It first originated in East Asia, China and …

Flavour scalping is a term used in the packaging industry to describe loss of quality of a packaged item due to either its its volatile …

Determination of cheese ripening times Cheese maturation is responsible for the distinct flavour of cheese and the modification of ripening agents determines the features that …

There are a range off oral care products available with a whole host of purposes such as whitening, tartar control, cavity protection the list goes on. …

Rotting fruit has been a problem for many years for the farmers growing the produce, to the supermarkets selling the produce to the consumer. Obtaining …

The same brand of cola can taste different in different countries. This is due to local taste preferences and local ingredients. Changes in the formulation …

There has been widespread use of siloxanes for hygiene, healthcare and industrial products. This has resulted in the presence of these siloxanes in landfills and food waste …

Odourants in gas are important as they allow us to detect potentially dangerous gas leaks simply by smell. Typical odourants such as S-Free®, THT and …

Scalping in soft drinks Soft drinks packaging can sometimes lead to the packaging material interacting with the flavour constituents of the beverage (known as scalping). …