AI in chocolates: ‘Imported’ flavours gaining traction in APAC on the back of growing demand for indulgence and adventure By Pearly Neo 09-Jan-2024 - Last updated on 09-Jan-2024 at 03:34 GMT Facebook Twitter Linkedin Email to a friend ‘Imported’ flavours that are traditionally more western in origin have been rapidly gaining popularity in the APAC chocolate sector because consumers associate these with indulgence and adventure.Read the full story here. Top 10 December 2023 Tackling food fraud: Urgent need for ‘real-time’ global monitoring – Thai experts Is dairy sustainability achievable? Mixed reactions to Fonterra’s new Climate Roadmap Sugarless Sweet: New liquid sweetener brand Zerup can help more beverages go zero-sugar in compliance with Singapore Nutri-Grade Salad superstars: New precision nutrition technology breathing new life into hydroponic vegetables sector – industry experts Suntory price hikes: Beverage giant does not foresee ‘major impact’ from alcohol increases Coffee conversion: Nescafe highlights soluble products’ ‘key role’ in recruiting APAC consumers Cool move: Plant-based milk brand OATSIDE expands into ice cream to fuel regional growth Must all food innovation be high-tech? More ‘immediate’ changes needed beyond alternative proteins – expert panel AI in chocolates: ‘Imported’ flavours gaining traction in APAC on the back of growing demand for indulgence and adventure Dry and high: Ambient plant-based innovation the way to go for clean label products to become more mainstream Prev 1 … 7 8 9 10 11 Next