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What is a carbon footprint and how at BTSA we help reduce it
The consequences of climate change, together with the commitment that companies and society have acquired with the environment, have made “carbon footprint” a fundamental term in the field of sustainability. Like people, corporations also carry out activities that produce gases that increase the greenhouse effect, such as energy consumption or the manufacture and transport of […]
Antioxidants and the circular economy
With the current production model, we are depleting natural resources and abusing non-renewable energies which is why the circular economy is gaining so much importance. The objective is to leave behind the linear model and replace it with another that allows product life extension or gives products a second life to reduce the use of […]
Antioxidants to reduce food waste
Food waste is becoming an increasingly important problem around the world. Today, a total of 931 million tons of food is wasted according to the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP), which means that 17% of total food production worldwide goes to the trash. In addition, globally, 112 kilograms of food are wasted per capita (at […]
Use of natural antioxidants in chocolate spreads
Chocolate is a widely used ingredient present in many of our daily foods such as milk shakes, candy bars, cookies and cereals. And although ranked as one of the most favourite flavours in western societies, chocolate remains a product that requires complex procedures to be produced.
Legislation, toxicity and uses of propylene glycol in animal feed
American legislation through the FDA considers propylene glycol as a GRAS substance in animal feed, with the exception of its use in cat food. This is because more and more scientific studies confirm that cats experience a type of anemia caused by the formation of Heinz bodies.