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...Northern Sumatra and offer a rich taste for the beverage and confectionary markets. Coffee Extract Indonesia is steeped in history when it comes to coffee, in particular the Arabica type. Known as the ‘Mountain Coffee’ it is thought the Arabic bean was the first to be cultivated and exported to the world. ...
Vanilla is produced in Madagascar, Indonesia and various South Pacific islands and it is a vital ingredient in many flavours and fragrances, particularly in the beverage industry. Although overshadowed in volume by synthetic alternatives it still remains an important ingredient in today’s markets. Madagascar and ...
...Conference seems to have been successful. In addition, two innovative sessions were introduced this year, in line with developments in the essential oils industry and the overall theme of the 2015 IFEAT Conference. The first session, chaired by Dr. Devapriya Nugawela, was on “Asia: Innovative Supplier of Ingredients” and there were three presentations ...
...where will be the next region of Indonesia to provide us with this wonderful plant? Who is investigating and investing in this? Will time allow plantations to move back to Java and Sumatra – maybe? As you can see this process never changes and as such will always create times of difficulty and other periods of ...
Ultra’s team were pleased to contribute this month to an interesting article for the industry’s Perfumer & Flavorist magazine. It features reports on how different conditions can affect our markets with this month’s featuring Indonesian Patchouli Oil, the Crimean Annex and Mexican Lime Oil. We will ...
...Indian Sandalwood Santalum album Santalum album is native to India, Indonesia, and the Malay Archipelago. It is also grown in Australia. Height of the tree ranges from 4-9 metres. The tree can grow to one hundred years of age. Sandalwood is considered sacred in parts of Asia and India and is used in religious ...
IFEAT’s recently concluded gathering at Cartagena, Colombia witnessed a flurry of bustling activity at our meeting room. The enthusiastic team of the Ultra Group of Companies, Van Aroma and Golden Grove Naturals, was kept busy with visitors keen to explore products and partnerships. It gave us an opportune platform to showcase our enhanced strengths in ...
...our Jakarta facility. That’s said, the potential was clear – the raw material source was in abundance and there is surplus leaf product left over from other industries. However we couldn’t do this from Jakarta so we decided to make a major investment in Sulawesi, and further strengthen our footprint on the island. We accomplished this by ...
...It is bitter, but a favourite among distillers for its ability to fix botanical flavours and the floral tones it possesses. Cardamom Opposites attract goes perfectly well when talking about cardamom and gin. It may seem like an odd pairing, but the two stimulating flavours, sticky, spicy juniper, and gingery cardamom converge to create a smooth, sweet ...
...adapt, innovate and quickly adopt new production, processing, logistical and marketing practices whether it be a rapid increase in e-commerce or home working and virtual meetings. Similarly, future IFEAT conferences should be able to benefit from the experience of its first VC. This could be in terms of creating “hybrid” conferences which combine both ...
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