Milling & Baking News - July 5, 2016 - 4

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July 5, 2016 Vol. 95, No. 10

X FOOD INGREDIENT SOLUTIONS®

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Story on Page 26

Bountiful blessings
for grain-based
foods in the U.S.

Promotional
opportunities in
fortification
Government agencies recommend
vitamin D, potassium and folic acid

10

Credit Suisse raises
General Mills target

11

Kellogg unveils breakfast
cereal cafe in Times Square

17

Bayer, DuPont collaborate
on ag technology startups

22

World Food Prize goes to crop
biofortification pioneers

35

David Johnson, who headed
Campbell and Entenmann's, dies

Analyst ups the target price for shares to $68
from $62. Credit Suisse cites a stabilized cereal
category and savings from restructuring and
budgeting.

Consortium makes bread
wheat genome available
for researchers and
breeders
Story on Page 30
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Editorial
Business
Industry Activities
Data
International
Nutrition and Health
Milling Technology
People
Education and Research
Ingredient Week Trends
Supplier Innovations
Archive

The New York City restaurant, the first
permanent one from Kellogg Co., will feature
dishes made entirely from cereals throughout
the day.

An agriculture industry alliance creates
Radicle, which will work to reduce the time
needed to develop, market and commercialize
technologies.

Maria Andrade, Robert Mwanga, Jan Low and
Howarth Bouis helped to improve the health of
10 million rural poor in Africa, Asia and Latin
America.

David W. Johnson, who led Campbell Soup
Co. in the 1990s, dies at age 83. He oversaw the
acquisitions of Arnott's, Pace Foods and Erasco
Group.

The middle of the year in the United States
presents a moment to reflect not only on
personal and professional progress achieved
to date and challenges to be overcome in
the months ahead but also on the many
special blessings we enjoy as Americans.
Such reflection seems especially apt in a year
like the present in which the quadrennial
election season has tended more than ever
to highlight what divides rather than unites
us as Americans.
For grain-based foods, the United States
remains a market rich in opportunity, marked
by talented professionals, proud community
members running businesses competing
both intensely and collegially to produce
and market baked foods to consumers
whose tastes are both particular and also
impressively changing. The unprecedented
number of imaginative startups in the food
business, including grain-based foods, offers
sound evidence that the spirit of adventure
remains alive and well in this country.
Underpinning this greatness are the
freedoms memorialized by this nation's
fathers more than 200 years ago. Exactly
how those freedoms are defined and how
they should be protected is a source of
endless debate and not infrequent conflict,
a challenge as evident today as ever. This
debate, this constant tug, while frequently
ugly, is also a crucial element in sustaining
our liberties. As we look beyond this
acrimony and toward one another, it is easy
to see why the optimism that has guided
this nation so well for so long shines in 2016
as brightly as ever. MBN

XCOMPANIES IN THIS ISSUE
Advanced Food Systems, Inc. ...... 49

Bühler .......................................... 8

Gold Coast Ingredients ............... 49

Mondelez International, Inc.1, 11, 12

Alibaba ........................................ 8

Cain Food Industries, Inc............. 49

Grain Craft ................................. 10

Mühlenchemie GmbH & Co. KG .. 32

Ardent Mills ........................... 8, 11

Campbell Soup Co. ..................... 35

Hershey Co................................... 1

Nestle S.A. ................................. 36

Armand Products Co................... 27

Church & Dwight, Inc. ................ 27

Kellogg Co. .......................... 10, 11

NRGene ..................................... 30

Balchem Corp............................. 27

DuPont Pioneer .......................... 18

Kraft Foods Group, Inc. ............... 11

Snyder's-Lance, Inc. .................... 10

Bay State Milling Co. .................. 49

Gardner Pie Co. .......................... 10

Lallemand .................................. 27

The Father's Table ....................... 10

Bayer AG.................................... 18

General Mills, Inc.............. 1, 10, 34

Mars, Inc. ..................................... 8

Watson, Inc. ............................... 28

Brinker International, Inc............. 34

GNT ........................................... 49

Meunerie Milanaise Inc............... 10

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