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Frozen Food Celebrates 90 Years Since It Was Invented
In 2020, frozen food is turning 90, writes in a new press release the German Frozen Food Institutes (dti). Its invention is credited to American Clarence Birdseye, who on his […]
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dti Debate Targets the Future of Food Packaging
The future of food packaging was discussed by Michael Thews, member of the German Bundestag federal parliament and Deputy Chairman of the Committee on Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety, […]
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Germany Could Soon See Wide Adoption of NutriScore Labeling
The German Frozen Food Institute (dti) has endorsed the results of a survey of German consumers carried out by the Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture on the topic of […]
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Five Types of Frozen Food Consumers Revealed
Market research institute INNOFACT AG has partnered up with the German Frozen Food Institute (dti) for a consumer study that weighed consumers’ attitudes regarding frozen products and investigated usage behavior. […]
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Frozen Food Market in Germany Continues Its Upswing in 2019 – dti
Sales of frozen foods in Germany will grow by 1.5% in 2019, a new report from the German Frozen Food Institute (dti) has revealed. The annual per capita consumption of […]
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The Frozen Food Industry Meets up in Cologne for Anuga
Frozen products are in high demand on retail and out-of-home markets, as they make life easier and international cuisine is no longer imaginable without them. In the scope of Anuga […]
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What Makes Frozen Food Consumers Tick?
The market research institute INNOFACT AG from Dusseldorf has carried out a representative consumer study on behalf of the German Frozen Food Institute (dti) in order to analyze consumers’ attitudes […]
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dti: Frozen Foods Have Become Indispensable
According to the latest study on Frozen Food by the German Frozen Food Insitute (dti), frozen foods have become an indispensable part of today’s diet, as they are used virtually […]
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dti Takes a Stand on Simplified Nutrition Labeling
Amid the current debate on simplified, extended nutrition labeling for foods, The German Frozen Food Institute (dti) has re-confirmed its position on the topic, which was originally outlined in April. […]