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BioTimes 2011
Spring: A special report on Biofuels. Summer: Dishwash - What if cleaning up was as fun as cooking? Fall: Special Report - Managing the Earth’s water supply. Winter: Special Report - Combating expanding waistlines with healthy choices
BioTimes 2010
March: Elemental textiles - caring for nature every step of the way. June: Innovation and enzymes lead to acrylamide reduction - Novozymes and Pavan Group collaborate on the quest to conquer acrylamide.
BioTimes 2009
March: 2nd generation biofuels; greener paper production. June: reducing asparagine levels in snacks. September: Wash clean and green; reduced CO2 and same great taset with barley. December: COP15; quality differentiation for bread.
BioTimes 2008
March:whtier, brighter clothes; fresher cakes. June: bioScouring in China; improving ethanol yields. September:South African bakeries; making soy sauce. December:enzymes for wine; maximizing crop yield.
BioTimes 2007
March: aquaculture; tanning enzymes. June: biopolishing; malt supply issues. September: reducing acrylamide in food; correcting flour. December: producing high-quality alcohol; reducing pigs carbon footprint.
BioTimes 2006
March:combating antimicrobial resistance;altering the properties of flour. June:lowering mash viscosity; neutral Bio-Polishing. September:gentle leather bating; powerful laundry claims. December: barley brewing; reducing trans fats; sweeteners.
Biotimes 2005
March: Nestlé Chile aims to produce trans-free fats. June: New protease beats egg soils. September: Pakistan’s tanneries see benefits of new enzyme technology. December: Three new enzymes set to boost fuel ethanol production.
BioTimes 2004
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