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Short, evidence-led reads on fatty-acid chemistry for animal nutrition, food and industry. Written for formulators, checked against the research.
Latest articleArticleAnimal Nutrition3 min readNot All Energy Is Equal
How fatty-acid chain length and saturation change digestion, metabolism and performance.
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Animal NutritionArticleAll speciesNot All Energy Is Equal
How fatty-acid chain length and saturation change digestion, metabolism and performance.
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Animal NutritionArticleSwinePoultryC8 to C12. Small Chains, Different Functions.
Medium-chain fatty acids, rapid energy, intestinal health and microbial management.
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Animal NutritionArticleDairyC16 or C18? Start With the Outcome.
Comparing palmitic, stearic and oleic acids for milk production, body condition and energy supply.
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Animal NutritionArticleDairyProtection Changes Performance
Why free, esterified, coated and rumen-protected fatty acids behave differently.
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Food & PalmArticleFood fatsFood Fats: Function Is Built in the Crystal Network
How fatty-acid profile, solid-fat content and processing work together to create texture.
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Food & PalmArticleBakeryBakery Fats: Plasticity, Aeration and Layers
Matching fat behaviour to biscuits, cakes and laminated pastry.
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Food & PalmArticleFryingFrying Oils: Stability Is a System Property
Why frying life depends on the oil, the food and the fryer together.
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IndustrialArticleOleochemicalsIndustrial Fatty Acids: Match Feedstock to Function
Chain length, unsaturation and chemical form as selection tools.
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IndustrialArticleDerivativesFrom Fatty Acids to Oleochemicals
The main conversion routes and the checks that matter at each stage.
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IndustrialArticleLubricantsBio-Based Lubricants: Balance Lubricity and Stability
Viscosity, oxidation, cold flow and the tests that decide fit.
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IndustrialArticleQualityIndustrial Fat Quality: Specifications, Storage and Traceability
Building a batch specification around what the process needs.
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