July 2004, Volume 58, No. 7



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F E A T U R E S

Gourmet & Specialty Food Trends 
Here's a look at how products from the gourmet/specialty, natural/organic, gourmet deli, and high-end restaurant markets are likely to cross over to the mass market.
A. ELIZABETH SLOAN 

Flavor Encapsulation: A Convergence of Science and Art
A variety of encapsulation processes are available to deliver and control the release of flavors in food systems. Here's how they work.
MIKE PORZIO

Whey Texturization: A Way Forward
Texturized ingredients produced by extrusion processing of whey proteins, alone or with other ingredients, provide nutritional and functional benefits in snacks, meat extenders, and other foods.
CHARLES ONWULATA and PEGGY TOMASULA

B A C K P A G E

Food Irradiation Future Still Bright
DENNIS G. OLSON

C O L U M N S

Taking Out the Carbs But Keeping the Taste
Culinary Concepts by DANNY BRUNS

Clinical Value of Glycemic Index Unclear
Food, Medicine, & Health by ROGER CLEMENS and PETER PRESSMAN

IFT Issues Update on Foodborne Pathogens
Science, Communications, and Government Relations by JENNIFER C. MCENTIRE

Emerging Ingredients: Viewing Their Impact on the Future
Ingredients by DONALD E. PSZCZOLA

All Tea'd Up
Nutraceuticals and Functional Foods by LINDA MILO OHR

Keeping Tabs on Listeria
Laboratory by DEAN DUXBURY

Extraction  A Widely Used, Complex Process
Processing by J. PETER CLARK

Open and Shut: Accessing Package Contents
Packaging by AARON L. BRODY

Products & Literature

Food Coverage Gets Squeezed
Newsmakers by JAMES N. KLAPTHOR

D E P A R T M E N T S

News & Analysis

Industry News
Company News
People
Societies & Associations
Washington News

IFT

IFT News
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