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Sosland Publishing Purchasing Seminar - Webinar Series
Ingredient markets emerged from the unprecedented “year of the pandemic” with multi-year high prices for some commodities as stocks declined due in part to strong export demand, especially from China. As vaccines curb the coronavirus, the political climate in Washington changes and weather is an ever-present threat, businesses are facing more unknowns than ever and need all the input they can get to help make smart buying, selling and food manufacturing decisions. This 4-session webinar will include expert presentations on grains, shortening, sweeteners, transportation, consumer trends, energy, weather and the economic outlook. Read More
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Wheat flour dough: How new technology is reducing waste
Millers, bakers, and grain buyers have always struggled with poor reproducibility (agreement across devices) when measuring water absorption, stability, and other rheological metrics in wheat flour. This causes millions of dollars in wasted logistical costs, increased flour variability, elevated food waste, and a frustrating inability for a large baking company to implement a true national standard specification for a given product – all because the devices don’t agree with each other. But what if the devices always agreed on a result for a given flour? PerkinElmer’s patented torque-alignment smart calibration technology greatly reduces the variability across devices. Read More
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Top 10 rice producing countries
WASHINGTON, DC, US — Along with corn and wheat, rice, an edible starchy cereal grain, is one of the important staple crops used to nourish the world, providing a food source rich in carbohydrates.
According to the US Department of Agriculture’s World Agriculture Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) November 2022 report, the global production of rice is projected to reach 503.69 million tonnes in 2022-23. Of that total, USDA expects 52.83 million tonnes will be exported to world markets.
China is the largest producer and importer of rice to meet its projected 2022-23 domestic consumption of 155 million tonnes.
These are the top 10 global rice producing countries.