Study finds majority of convenience food products high in carbohydrates, urging for clearer nutritional labels and healthier ...
Ready-to-eat extruded snacks made from corn, potato, soy, or wheat and seasoning had the highest average fat content — 28gm ...
The scheme of the process of co-extrusion is shown in Figure 3.1 , where the two layers after their co-extrusion into a single package at 300 C are cooled down by heat convection in the surrounding ...
Govt-funded study analysed front and back of labels of 432 popular packaged food products including breakfast cereals, idli ...
The rising number of noncommunicable diseases in India, including diabetes, fatty liver, and cardiovascular ailments, which ...
The study, Assessment of front and back of pack nutrition labels of selected convenience food products and snacks available in the Indian market by Shobana Shanmugam et al, was published in Plos One ...