Article: Publication No. WO/2009/126993 Published on Oct. 22, Assigned to Cadbury Enterprises for Vibrational Energy Usage Method (Australian Inventors)

Article: Publication No. WO/2009/126992 Published on Oct. 22, Assigned to ...
US Fed News Service, Including US State News;  October 28, 2009 ;     609 words ... ... comprising: (a) preparing a liquid jelly confectionery composition comprising bulk ... gelling agent, (b) cooking the liquid jelly confectionery composition, (c) depositing the liquid jelly confectionery composition into a mould ...

Article: Leaf UK is the latest company to make the move into shelled ...
Grocer;  October 7, 2006 ;     562 words ...Leaf UK is the latest company to make the move into shelled jelly confectionery with Chewits Fruities. Targeting eight to 14-year-aids, the fruit jellybeans encased in a candy shell mark the company ...

Article: EU-wide ban on jelly confectionery containing E425 ...
Food Engineering & Ingredients;  June 1, 2002 ;     300 words ...An EU-wide ban on jelly confectionery containing E425 Konjac has come into force after its inclusion in fruit gel sweets was linked to the deaths of almost 20 people worldwide www.food.gov.uk/enforcement/alerts/gelsweets3

Article: Dangerous confectionery banned.
M2 Presswire;  August 23, 2002 ;     624 words ... ... Campbell, has today announced an eighteen month temporary ban under the Trade Practices Act 1974 on mini-cup jelly confectionery containing konjac. Australian Competition and Consumer Commission Chairman, Professor Allan Fels, said ban ...

Article: South Africa warns on comfrey as foodstuff.
Nutraceuticals International;  July 1, 2008 ;     700+ words ... ... the DoH. The Regulations Relating to the Prohibition of the Sale of Comfrey, Foodstuffs Containing Comfrey and Jelly Confectionery Containing Konjac, were published in the Government Gazette on October 10, 2003, to prohibit the use of Comfrey ...

Article: EU threatens Washington with $4bn trade tariffs
The Independent - London;  September 14, 2002 ;     695 words ... ... agricultural goods such as wheat gluten, nuts, vegetables, buckwheat and millet, raw cane sugar, gum and jelly confectionery, boiled sweets, chewing gum, dairy products, meat, oil seeds and various animal and vegetable oils. Also ...

Article: Tesco offers halal to wider audience.(product news)(Brief ...
Grocer;  February 16, 2008 ;     665 words ... ... alcohol," she added. The extended halal offer includes more cooked meat and sausages, a range of chocolate and jelly confectionery and an ambient range of condiments and dressings, cooking sauces and noodles. Suppliers are mainly based in ...