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Apr102011

Product Development & Commercialization

Food product development represents a significant investment for a company, both in terms of money and human resources. The rewards can mean an elevated level of profitability for your company.

In today's market, new food products are still proliferating at a healthy pace. There is significant activity on the part of food companies to continue their development efforts with a major focus on "new" items. In line with this, food product development can fall into a variety of different classifications:

  1. Reformulation of existing products
  2. Line extensions
  3. Repositioning of existing products
  4. New form of existing products
  5. Innovative or "value added" products
  6. New technology or "creative" products
  7. Modified packaging of existing products

Dr. Flanyak can support your product development efforts. His well versed experience in formulation development, product development, new products, ingredient functionality, sweeteners (nutritive & non nutritive), fats & oils, carbohydrates, proteins, sugarfree ingredients, organic, vegan, nutritional bars, Kosher, Halal, flavors, colors, chocolate, panning, moulding, extrusion, just to name a few, have contributed to the development and introduction of hundreds of domestic and internationally manufactured new products into the marketplace. 

Dr. Flanyak is a problem solver and is solution oriented.

His primary objective is to help your company grow and be profitable with rapid science-based formulation and product development support that will accelerate the commercialization of your products.

 

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