Read a webinar summary in the article “Calorie reduction to become a “critical component” of future food design“.

Consumers are often unaware of the energy density of the foods they consume, making them vulnerable to excess calorie consumption.  As a result, initiatives to reduce the number of calories in foods and beverages are emerging globally, either voluntarily or government-led.

Recent findings highlight opportunities to reduce calorie density while maintaining sensory appeal.  The food and beverage industry has the potential to improve the health of entire populations by bringing this science to life.

By keeping sensory appeal at the heart of product reformulation, we can reduce the risk of excess calorie consumption without having to compromise on the product experience.

In this webinar, we share original research that explores:

• How specific sensory cues can support calorie reduction and maintain the sensory appeal of food and beverage products
• How this comes to life in real product applications

Want to know more about the science of food and beverage texture? See this resource.