food science

Introduction Computational gastronomy is a data-driven scientific approach to food that uses computation and data to study cooking and food to achieve data-driven food innovations and solutions. This branch of food technology aims to transform the food landscape to ensure…

The food industry faces increasing demands for high-quality, safe, and nutritious products. Traditional methods for assessing food quality often involve time-consuming and destructive processes. In contrast, spectroscopy—a non-destructive, rapid analytical technique—has emerged as a powerful tool for instant food quality…

In a world where health-consciousness is at an all-time high, the demand for functional foods that deliver more than just basic nutrition has skyrocketed. Imagine a world where essential nutrients like vitamins, minerals, and omega-3 fatty acids are seamlessly integrated…

Introduction Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the man made design of a human mind capable of learning, organizing and understanding natural language. Computer systems perform tasks like language translation, speech recognition and choice. AI, a relatively new technology is revolutionizing the…

Over years, the field of evaluation of food science has witnessed a meaningful transformation. It evolved from traditional paper-based methods to edge-cutting technologies. Particularly, if we look into Virtual Reality (VR), a new era of sensory evaluation in food science…

Griffith Foods has announced the launch of its new range of sauces, specially customized to flavor up and cater to the Indian market to simplify the cooking experiences. These culinary-inspired sauces are authentically produced to deliver made-from-scratch quality and flavors…