Nestlé unveils Grainsmart concept that support carbs, fiber and sugar levels in porridge
Nestlé scientists, in collaboration with experts from Tufts University in Boston, US, Nutrition Research Australia and the National University of Singapore, have developed and validated a new nutritional concept for carbohydrate quality in a porridge format.
The Grainsmart balance concept consists of a defined ratio between carbohydrates, fibers and sugars that aims to limit the number of free sugars and increase the number of fibers, which helps to shift to healthier products and balanced products diets.
The Grainsmart nutritional concept aims at providing better guidance to consumers on how to improve carbohydrate quality for a balanced diet.
Food Ingredients First
Related news
Five microtrends rewriting green claim strategies
As sustainability communication is maturing, vague, formulaic green claims are…
Read more >Ágnes Topor: “Many are unaware of the sales-boosting effect of vouchers”
The present economic conditions are negatively affecting consumers, manufacturers and…
Read more >Keurig Dr Pepper To Buy Dutch Coffee Company JDE Peet’s
US soft drinks giant Keurig Dr Pepper is set to…
Read more >Related news
OKSZ: The population of small settlements is most affected by Lázár’s decree
With yet another measure, the government is burdening consumers by…
Read more >KSH: the foreign trade surplus in goods was 578 million euros in July
In July, the surplus of foreign trade turnover was 578…
Read more >How to avoid microplastics in the kitchen?
In its latest compilation, Körkörös.hu provides several tips on how…
Read more >