Article: Low-fat salad dressings demand a "total systems" solution. (R&D Applications)

As with the rest of the food industry, salad dressing and condiments manufacturers are working overtime to put low-fat and, increasingly, no-fat products on supermarket shelves. Greater than 10% of the 10,301 new products tracked by Gorman's New Product News (GNPN) in 1990 carried low/reduced-fat or reduced-calorie claims. For the 201 salad dressings introduced in 1990, the figure climbed to 24%.

These numbers underscore why 12 out of 18 manufacturers of salad dressings, condiments and sauces responding to the 1991 Third Annual Prepared Foods R&D survey indicated they plan to increase investments in reduced-fat, reduced-calorie product development. It is not an ...

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