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From pulses to hummus. Types, properties and nutritional composition.
In the past, the type of diet gave many clues as to the position of everyone in the hierarchical pyramid of society. As a rule, the diet of individuals belonging to higher strata was based mainly on the consumption of foods of animal origin, especially big game meat. In contrast, the common people’s diet consisted mainly of plant-based foods, such as cereals, pulses, vegetables, and fruit.
Properties, uses and antioxidant protection of macadamia nut oil in cosmetics.
The fatty acid composition of macadamia nut oil makes it very prone to oxidation and, consequently, to the loss of these benefits. As a solution, and to keep all these nutrients intact so that they can exert their correct function on the skin, the cosmetic industry adds a series of antioxidants, which in most cases are of synthetic origin.
How to avoid the loss of properties of colors and pigments?
The use of colors and pigments is a very widespread practice in the food or cosmetic industry to make products more attractive or to enhance some of their own characteristics. […]
Why add vegetable extracts to TOCOBIOL®?
At BTSA, in our R&D laboratory, we are constantly testing new natural solutions for our clients, and one of our main lines of research is the combination of Tocopherols with other vegetable extracts, such as Green Tea Extract.
Main certificates in the animal nutrition industry
In order to guarantee product quality and food safety, the industry has developed a series of certifications that allow manufacturers of products for animal nutrition to meet these objectives. These certifications regulate producers and traders of feed and its components, as well as its handling and transport.