The functional foods revolution
healthy people, healthy profits?
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Author
Contributions
- Mellentin, Julian. - Contributor
Publication
2001 - Earthscan, London, England
Language
English
Word Count
78,250 words, Guess
Page Count
313 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL3703405M
- ISBN-101853836885
- OCLC Control Number44533153
- OCLC Control Number680036362
- OCLC Control Number59556569
and 3 more
- Library of Congress Control Number2003270750
- Goodreads4783877
- LibraryThing2452691
Classifications
- DDC363.8
- LCCQP144.F85 H43 2001
Description
"The concept of 'functional foods' - foods that promote human health beyond basic nutrition - has caught the imagination of the global food industry. All the major household-name food companies are developing and marketing functional foods and ingredients as key drivers in their global business strategies." "Driven by big business ambition and scientists staking out new frontiers in nutrition science, the functional foods revolution is attracting both controversy and praise. The authors set out to explain the contradictory responses to functional foods and how and why such dilemmas arise, using a wealth of detailed food marketing, business strategy and food policy case study material from Europe, Japan and the United States." "From their global analysis the authors argue that many of these companies' business strategies and assumptions are seriously flawed. Yet they are also able to draw on success stories to offer a radical solution - nothing less than a new business model for the future of functional foods, a model the authors call The Healthful Company."--BOOK JACKET.
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