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Why are food manufacturers excited about allulose? Explore its health benefits, regulatory hurdles, functionality and supplier landscape.

Why are food manufacturers excited about allulose? Explore its health benefits, regulatory hurdles, functionality and supplier landscape.

What is the new whey-to-bioethanol breakthrough?
Scientists at Heriot-Watt University and start-up Take Root Bio have developed a process that converts sugars found in whey into bioethanol, creating a potential new use for a dairy byproduct that has traditionally been difficult and costly to manage.
Why is it significant for the dairy industry?
Whey has become increasingly valuable due to booming demand for protein ingredients, with prices rising sharply in recent years. If bioethanol production becomes commercially viable, it could create another source of demand and further increase competition for whey supplies.
What are the sustainability benefits?
The technology aims to upcycle dairy byproducts into renewable fuel, helping manufacturers extract more value from waste streams while reducing disposal challenges. Researchers are also exploring whether similar approaches could be applied to fruit, vegetable and agricultural processing waste.

Exosomm says its proprietary process preserves naturally occurring milk exosomes that are typically destroyed during processing, creating a functional dairy ingredient for gut health, immune support and medical nutrition.

Globally, demand for whey is insatiable. The US’s production capacity has essentially been soaked up by the domestic market, and it is unclear if markets elsewhere can cope with the demand. Whey, as well as adding protein to food, provides a great many functional benefits to manufacturers, from emulsification to binding. What alternatives can industry use to the rockstar protein?

Clear whey is driving growth in functional beverages, but tightening WPI supply and rising prices pose challenges for manufacturers.

After months of speculation, US ingredients giant Ingredion has bought UK company Tate & Lyle. Combined, the two ingredients companies may take up a substantial chunk – roughly 15% – of the world’s alternative sweeteners market.

From matcha to functional botanicals, brands are navigating a widening gap between fast-moving trends and slow-building infrastructure, forcing R&D, procurement and formulation teams to rethink how scalability is built from the ground up.

Strong demand for high-value whey proteins is driving investment and price premiums but as supply catches up, the focus is shifting toward functional premixes and broader nutrition platforms.

Investment in cheese and whey processing is shifting milk flows and reshaping dairy commodity prices, from butter to high‑value protein ingredients.

GLP‑1 adoption is changing how consumers eat. Here’s how dairy innovation is shifting toward protein density, digestive tolerance, freshness and intent‑led formats.