sorghum
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Increasing similarity in diets worldwide is a threat to health and food security with many people forsaking traditional crops such as cassava, sorghum
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A new study reveals that 75% of formulated food contains some type of sweetener, and the most commonly listed sweeteners are corn syrup, sorghum, cane
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A white sorghum syrup has been developed for gluten-free beer but holds potential in other areas, as well.
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A decision by the Mexican government to restore import tariffs on white corn and sorghum will not apply to U.S. products because of the North American
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Mexico will re-impose tariffs on white corn imports eliminated in 2008 in the midst of a world food crisis, as well as well as on sorghum, the Secreta
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Glanbia Nutritionals has launched “next generation” grain ingredients that feature the ancient grains chia, sorghum, amaranth and quinoa.
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It's not uncommon to see paddocks of sorghum, safflower or even sunflowers throughout the summer months. However, there could be a new summer crop opt
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The success of sorghum grain products could be dependent on emphasizing health benefits, local sourcing, and the sensory profiles, suggests new data f