Flavor-Base
2004
- A major upgrade to the
world's most extensive database on flavoring materials and
food additives is now available for Windows 95/98/Me/NT/XP
& 2000. Flavor-Base 2004 provides extensive flavor &
regulatory data relevant to the Flavor, Food, Beverage &
Tobacco industries. For more details and
demos - Click
HERE
Flavor
& Fragrance Industry Leaders
- See the Top Ten and their Sales
Volume. View charts on market segments. Leffingwell
& Associates -
February 14, 2002, Canton, GA announced the release of
theoretical 3-D Models of selected Human Olfactory receptors
and a rapid and simple methodology for determining the
putative odorant binding cavity.
Additive-Master
2001- February 8, 2001,
Leffingwell & Associates starts shipping the new
Additive-Master. This product is a must have for food
technologists.
DRAGOCO
Research - describes the
discovery of 3-mercapto-2-methyl-pentan-1-ol, it's flavour
& sensory properties and odor thresholds. A nice
report. DRAGOCO
Research - describes the
discovery of 2,4,6-Trithiaheptane as a new important natural
flavour compound from White Truffle.
The
FEMA Flavor Ingredient
Library- September 23, 2015
- FEMA has officially launched its online Flavor
Ingredient Library, a free and easily
accessible resource for researchers, the
media and consumers seeking information on
substances that are generally recognized as safe
(GRAS) for use as flavor ingredients.
All
the FEMA GRAS lists are available for
FREE.
EPI
SuiteTM
- Free
program for estimating LogP (LogKow),
solubility, etc.
Cooling
Compounds- Dr. Mark
Erman's presentation to the Society of Flavor
Chemists (December 2003)
Refractive
Index-Dry Substance (RI-DS)
Program - The Corn Refiners
Association's RI-DS Program is an Excel-based
program for IBM compatible personal computers
which allows generation of tables relating dry
substance and refractive index for corn syrups,
high fructose corn syrup and blends of these
products with sucrose.
Smoke flavor has been used for thousands of years to
enhance and modify the flavor of foods as well as to
preserve meats- This page presents some of the most
important flavor constituents present in smoke
flavoring.
The GC-MS analysis of a denicotinized super-fluid
CO2 extract of Kentucky FireCured tobacco is
presented and the GC profile is compared to similar
extracts of Virginia and Burley tobaccos. Over 15% by
weight of the denicotinized Fire-cured CO2
extract consisted of phenolic compounds and of the 107
constituents identified, 44 were phenolics, primarily
generated by pyrolysis of lignin from the hardwood
smoke. In other words, the phenolics are generated
during the fire-curing process in a manner directly
analogous to the process of smoking meats.
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Also Check
this out -from
BACIS
"Compilations of odour threshold values
in air and water"
by L.J. van Gemert.
Available now: an impressive collection of odour threshold
values starting from the early days of olfactory research,
including literature references, compiled by L.J. van
Gemert, TNO Nutrition and Food Research Institute, Zeist,
The Netherlands. More than 1,100 compounds with one or more
threshold values in air; More than 1,400 compounds with one
or more threshold values in water.
A complete list of over
2,500 values in one ring binder. - from
Boelens
Aroma Chemical Information
Service.
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Leffingwell & Associates Site