International News on Fats, Oils and Related Materials: INFORM 2005: Vol 16 Index

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inform ¢ December 2005 © Volume 15 (12)
Annual index
Page ranges by issue
January 1-64 July 393-472
February 65-128 August 473-536
G.R. List, Index Editor
March 129-188 September 537-600
April 189-268 October 601-664
May 269-328 November 665-724
June 329-392 December 725-788
aS Batchelder, L., becomes vice president at India’s largest oil company, 222
Aarhus United, and Karlshamms merger, ADM, 568 build sunflower crushing plant in Russia,
49] Behen, A.,trained sensory panels and their 349; in Brazil, 555; acquires plant in
Acrylamide, warning, 680 role, 276 China, 558
Adani, expands in India, 23 Bernardin, T., to give keynote at Montreux,
ADM, announces PHA initiative, 26; pro- 2006, 646 Cc
motes Terry Myers, 90; management Bernardini, C.M., established as company, CAD risk, PUFA biomarkers for assess-
changes at, Rice and Camp promoted, 231 ment of, A. Sinclair, 522
230; wins two green chemistry awards, Biobased lubricants, 382 Calcium, reduced body weight, 297
482: to provide foreign exchange serv- Biodiesel, 80; Canadian Section sympo- Calendar, 44; 68, 69; 102, 103; 168; 236;
ices, 618; President P. Mulhollem retires, sium, 117; Navy to use more, 288; in 302: 372; 440; 518, 519; 579; 638; 701
625; promotes James and Zenuk, 650; Malaysia, 288; conference report by Gina
Campbell, J., joins Kuta Robotics, 295
trouble-free process for trans-free fats, Clapper, 310; AOCS publishes hand-
Campina and Arla, merge, 80
receives presidential green chemistry book, 350; new technology for, 350; in
Canadian Section, business meeting
award, 720 Philippines, 494; growing, 648; less
Halifax, 34; meeting in Saskatoon, 768
Aldrich, G., 599 money for U.S industry, 682; EU targets,
748 Canola Council, of Canada meets, 554
Allergy, 756
Canola, protein extraction, 748
Analytical tool, a noninvasive method with Biofuels, strategy for EU, 140; initiative,
many applications, 656 494; interest in Canada, 683 ‘antrill, R., IUPAC-AOCS workshop,
Tunis, Tunisia (Dec. 2004), 174; AOCS
Angelich, A., joins Virginia Dare, 295 Biotechnology, 99-101; 162; 241, 299; 368;
Annual Meeting, Salt Lake City Preview, USDA reports GM cotton, EU approves refines methods for trans, 322
266 GM corn, flax biopharming, 438; GM ‘argill, Romania’s Olpo, 22:
corn, and soybeans, 573; 634-636; 694, expands European refineries, 427; joint
Annual meeting preview, Salt Lake City, 62
695 venture in Panama, 555; settles clean air,
Antibiotic resistance and GM plants, 759
Bioterrorism, 743 buys food ingredients from Degussa,
AOCS, hosts ISO GMO detection meeting 682; process Vistive soybeans, 746
Bloomer, S., patent agents and attorneys,
in New Orleans, 691
30; patent publication classifications, 84; “ase, F., Tercel—the miracle fiber, 179;
AOCS Annual Meeting, minutes of fifteen things about patents, 226 Open Access Debate/ACS Symposium,
Business Meeting, Salt Lake City, May 378
Bolling, B., honored Student, 360; dairy
2005, 637 Casey, J., president of ILPS, 689
food science in Wisconsin, 431
AOCS Annual Report, 417
Bone loss, omega-3 acids prevent, 61 | Caspar, B., head of Dial Corporation, 357
AOCS Foundation, report by A. Lydic, 53
740 Book reviews, 106-108; rapeseed oil, Cattle-derived materials, 743
canola publications, 106-107; 177; 250; Chang, L., donates to library in Taiwan, 294
Approved Chemists, 582
household cleaning care and mainte- CHD risk, PUFA biomarkers for assess-
Argan, tree oil developments, 349
nance products, 305; 374; trans-fat alter- ment of, A. Sinclair, 522
Awards, AOCS, winners named, 214; natives AOCS book, 576; 696 Chemcentral, acquires Solchem, 693
biotechnology lifetime: Jei-Fu-Shaw, K.
Brazil, soybean problems, 148; drought China, adopts tough stance on free trade,
Sato, Chang; ADM corporate achieve-
reduces soy crop in, 286; targets China 25; Cargill expands there, 152; market
ment: M. Sugano, R. Hastert, N. Pelick,
soybean market, 286; soybean forecast, grows in 222; fermented beverage from,
V. Shukla, J. Daun Fellows, M. Kenjie
618 326; faces soybean trade problems, 426;
Supelco, D. Erickson, Baldwin, B.
Breast cancer, and oleic acid, 158; and record exports of soybeans to, 490;
Vijayendram, USB, A. Wittayapanyanon,
stress, 756 edible oil industry of, 596; Felda in, 681;
Ejaidi, 448-455
Brekke, K., letter to editor re: biodiesel, 667 and GM rice, 758
Azizian, H., 656
Buford, B., launches food ingredient con- Chinese, oil imports drop, 347
sulting company, 295 Choi, M., Honored Student, 431
B Bunge, acquires Russia/Ideal, 23; forms Cholesterol, elevated CRP and, 508; new
Bailey, P., to lead CTFA, 357 alliance with Peter Cremer and P&G, 25; signaling role for?, 297; -regulating pro-
Baldwin, R., high-oil sunflowers in U.S.., enters Vietnamese market, 151; creates tein/fat storage, 434; Lp(a) and, 570;
708
inform ¢ December 2005 © Volume 15 (12)
Annual index
Page ranges by issue
January 1-64 July 393-472
February 65-128 August 473-536
G.R. List, Index Editor
March 129-188 September 537-600
April 189-268 October 601-664
May 269-328 November 665-724
June 329-392 December 725-788
aS Batchelder, L., becomes vice president at India’s largest oil company, 222
Aarhus United, and Karlshamms merger, ADM, 568 build sunflower crushing plant in Russia,
49] Behen, A.,trained sensory panels and their 349; in Brazil, 555; acquires plant in
Acrylamide, warning, 680 role, 276 China, 558
Adani, expands in India, 23 Bernardin, T., to give keynote at Montreux,
ADM, announces PHA initiative, 26; pro- 2006, 646 Cc
motes Terry Myers, 90; management Bernardini, C.M., established as company, CAD risk, PUFA biomarkers for assess-
changes at, Rice and Camp promoted, 231 ment of, A. Sinclair, 522
230; wins two green chemistry awards, Biobased lubricants, 382 Calcium, reduced body weight, 297
482: to provide foreign exchange serv- Biodiesel, 80; Canadian Section sympo- Calendar, 44; 68, 69; 102, 103; 168; 236;
ices, 618; President P. Mulhollem retires, sium, 117; Navy to use more, 288; in 302: 372; 440; 518, 519; 579; 638; 701
625; promotes James and Zenuk, 650; Malaysia, 288; conference report by Gina
Campbell, J., joins Kuta Robotics, 295
trouble-free process for trans-free fats, Clapper, 310; AOCS publishes hand-
Campina and Arla, merge, 80
receives presidential green chemistry book, 350; new technology for, 350; in
Canadian Section, business meeting
award, 720 Philippines, 494; growing, 648; less
Halifax, 34; meeting in Saskatoon, 768
Aldrich, G., 599 money for U.S industry, 682; EU targets,
748 Canola Council, of Canada meets, 554
Allergy, 756
Canola, protein extraction, 748
Analytical tool, a noninvasive method with Biofuels, strategy for EU, 140; initiative,
many applications, 656 494; interest in Canada, 683 ‘antrill, R., IUPAC-AOCS workshop,
Tunis, Tunisia (Dec. 2004), 174; AOCS
Angelich, A., joins Virginia Dare, 295 Biotechnology, 99-101; 162; 241, 299; 368;
Annual Meeting, Salt Lake City Preview, USDA reports GM cotton, EU approves refines methods for trans, 322
266 GM corn, flax biopharming, 438; GM ‘argill, Romania’s Olpo, 22:
corn, and soybeans, 573; 634-636; 694, expands European refineries, 427; joint
Annual meeting preview, Salt Lake City, 62
695 venture in Panama, 555; settles clean air,
Antibiotic resistance and GM plants, 759
Bioterrorism, 743 buys food ingredients from Degussa,
AOCS, hosts ISO GMO detection meeting 682; process Vistive soybeans, 746
Bloomer, S., patent agents and attorneys,
in New Orleans, 691
30; patent publication classifications, 84; “ase, F., Tercel—the miracle fiber, 179;
AOCS Annual Meeting, minutes of fifteen things about patents, 226 Open Access Debate/ACS Symposium,
Business Meeting, Salt Lake City, May 378
Bolling, B., honored Student, 360; dairy
2005, 637 Casey, J., president of ILPS, 689
food science in Wisconsin, 431
AOCS Annual Report, 417
Bone loss, omega-3 acids prevent, 61 | Caspar, B., head of Dial Corporation, 357
AOCS Foundation, report by A. Lydic, 53
740 Book reviews, 106-108; rapeseed oil, Cattle-derived materials, 743
canola publications, 106-107; 177; 250; Chang, L., donates to library in Taiwan, 294
Approved Chemists, 582
household cleaning care and mainte- CHD risk, PUFA biomarkers for assess-
Argan, tree oil developments, 349
nance products, 305; 374; trans-fat alter- ment of, A. Sinclair, 522
Awards, AOCS, winners named, 214; natives AOCS book, 576; 696 Chemcentral, acquires Solchem, 693
biotechnology lifetime: Jei-Fu-Shaw, K.
Brazil, soybean problems, 148; drought China, adopts tough stance on free trade,
Sato, Chang; ADM corporate achieve-
reduces soy crop in, 286; targets China 25; Cargill expands there, 152; market
ment: M. Sugano, R. Hastert, N. Pelick,
soybean market, 286; soybean forecast, grows in 222; fermented beverage from,
V. Shukla, J. Daun Fellows, M. Kenjie
618 326; faces soybean trade problems, 426;
Supelco, D. Erickson, Baldwin, B.
Breast cancer, and oleic acid, 158; and record exports of soybeans to, 490;
Vijayendram, USB, A. Wittayapanyanon,
stress, 756 edible oil industry of, 596; Felda in, 681;
Ejaidi, 448-455
Brekke, K., letter to editor re: biodiesel, 667 and GM rice, 758
Azizian, H., 656
Buford, B., launches food ingredient con- Chinese, oil imports drop, 347
sulting company, 295 Choi, M., Honored Student, 431
B Bunge, acquires Russia/Ideal, 23; forms Cholesterol, elevated CRP and, 508; new
Bailey, P., to lead CTFA, 357 alliance with Peter Cremer and P&G, 25; signaling role for?, 297; -regulating pro-
Baldwin, R., high-oil sunflowers in U.S.., enters Vietnamese market, 151; creates tein/fat storage, 434; Lp(a) and, 570;
708
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almond flavonoids lower, 570; balanced EU, promotes biolubricants, 423; Gurtler, H., retires from P&G, 569
diets cut, 570; role of in health, 692 Philippines to trade coconut to, 493 Gyulai, letter to editor re: rice bran oil, 92
Coconut, plantations damaged by tsunami, Europe, GM crops, 757; GM policies, 757
150; increased demand for, 222; geneti- European Commission, biotech policy, 758 H
cally medified, 758
Extra virgin olive oil, lower, 556
Haas, M., report on biodiesel symposium,
Codex Committee, 346 Extracts/distillates, 516, 517,577
Oct. 2004, 117; profile of, by C. Watkins,
COFCO, focuses on oils, 347
268; and Knapp, to be president, vice
Cognis, expands, 557 F president of AOCS, 293; letter from
Cohen, S., recognized, 499 president, 400; letter to editor re:
Fat analysis, proficiency test announced, 83
Committee meeting, Canadian experts, 114 biodiesel, 667
Fats and oils, rapid testing in foods, 594
Continental Eagle, Wiggens to, 165 Hamilton, R., 520
Fatty acid production, 736
Cook, R., Letter to Editor, thermal trans, Hammer, K., 546
FDA, peanut allergens, supplements, plant
199 Hartel, R., honored by U of Wisconsin, 568
varieties, 78; document on records, 680
Copeland, R., promoted at AGP, 356 Fish, eating and balancing benefits and Health/Nutrition, 36; 95, 96; 249, 250; 362,
Crawford, L., nominated as FDA chief, 363; 632, 633
risks, 542
231; becomes FDA Commissioner, 568 Hendrix, B., promoted at AGP, 356
Fish oil, effect on arrhythmia, 692
Crown, expands in China, 82; Waranica Hill, S., 576
Fish oils/cognition, 158
joins, 165 Hot topics, succeed again, 460
Flider, F., gamma linolenic acid uses and
Cuphea, 745 sources, 279 Humphrey, K., Honored Student profile, 35
Foglia, T., to present ISF Kaufmann lecture, Hurburgh, C., to serve on EU food commit-
D 356 tees, 650
Danisco/Genencor, to combine, 68 | Food addiction, 729
de Andrade, C., appointed to Dupont panel, Food emulsion and emulsifiers, 770 I
35 Food safety guidelines, 744 IFT, honors AOCS members F. Shahidi, K.
Demos, S., resignation of, from Dean Food supplements, directive, 423 Weingartner, J. Aguilera, C. Akoh, 568
Foods, 294 Frankel, E., letter to editor, 476 India, OTAI meeting in New Delhi, 311;
Denofa, closes Norwegian refinery, 24 Fread, G., president of Guelph Tech Center, solvent extraction in flux, 22; Jatropha as
Detergents, use of enzymes in, 324 295 biodiesel, 81; imports of oilmeal, 81;
Diabetes, obesity and, 434 French Oil Mill, promotes Peter and Daniel healthier vanaspati suspended, 81; briefs,
Dijkstra, A., linolenic acid mystery, French, 295 82; record rapeseed forecast, 149; total
interesterified oil, 149; oil imports, 285;
Diouf, J., FAO head, 356 Fry-o-Diesel, aims high, 662
to reduce imports, 347; oil imports rise,
Dioxins, 341 Frying oils, microwave monitoring of, 484
554; cooking oil brand war in, 556;
Djordjevic, D., adding n-3 fatty acids to
biodiesel for, 558; imports of edible oil
“foods, 56; Honored Student profiled, 565
G drop in, 619; promotes oilmeal, 621; U.S.
Dooley, C., head FPA, 90 Gallegos, D., Latin America Congress in soybean producers target, 621; edible oil
Dreyfus, to build in Indiana, 493 Argentina, 357 imports, 746
Dutch, palm imports, 492 Garti, N., 588 Indonesia, uses private funding for new
Dutton Award, J. Daun receives, 458 Genomics, 732 plant, 24; crude palm exports, 285; CPO
Dykes, M., joins Carver, 33 output in danger, 427
Ghosh, S., Honored Student profile, 705
Inflammation, fatty foods fight, 756
Glass/bumpy, self-cleaning windows, 256
E GMO, use of PCR in ag biotech, 528 Inglett, G., named AACC fellow, 689
International Society for Fat Research
Editor in chief JAOCS, search for, 702 Goblitz, P., receives award, 90
(ISF), 769
EFSA, 78 Golden Hope, looks to global markets, 24
Israel, olive oil, 22
Emu oil purity, 554 Gordon, V., 594
Endres, J., ISEO website, 176; on Governing Board, recognizes Turkey
Soople/searching, 238; Google scholar, Association, 458; 2006/2007 slate J
304; USDA nutrient database, 364; announced, 567 Japan, develops corn/petroleum plastic,
SciFinder scholar, 443; handy websites, Gunjikar, J., mango kernel fat, 232; student 26; interest attracted by coco biodiesel,
505; web travel, 586; dressing up presen- profile of, 296 350
tations with images, 653; nutrient data Gunstone, F.D., recipient Bailey Award, 92; Jatropha, biodiesel production in India, 532
site, 707 Bailey Award speech, 212; EU-25 situa- Jewett, B., healthier and safer fried foods,
Enores, J., airfares on web, 104 tion, 258: retirement not in vocabulary, 312; Qualisoy initiative yields results,
Environmental, awards, seven U.S. agen- 328; animal fats and fish oils, 486; fatty 711; shipping woes and hurricanes, 724
cies receive, 483; sustainability, one acid production for human consumption, Johnson, L., letters from president, 8, 196
approach, 608 736
Enzymes, in fat modification, 313
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K Martinez, J., 612 Oleochemicals conference, Athens site of,
Kabara, J., pharmacological effects of Martini, S., ultrasonic technology applied to 128; a primer on, 614
coconut oil and monoglycerides, 386 fats/oils/emulsions, 462 Olive oil, NMR for origin, 590; Spanish,
Kale, V., biodiesel in India, 466 Mathews, A., packaging promises: fat 149; works as anti-inflammatory, 716
Kao, oleochemical plant for Thailand, 427 bounces back, 18 Omega-3 acids, irritability, 298; DHA in
Kelley, C., novel procedure for fat and oil McCarty, M., pioneer in genetics dies, 166 Australia, 412; research, 494
extraction, 76 McVey, J., GC separation of FAME, 320 Organic foods, reap profits, 287
Kenar, J., report ACS Great Lakes/AOCS Meeting Reports, 46, 47, 51
meeting Peoria, [IL October 2004, 118 Mildola Oy, merges, 427 Pp
Keys, A., dies at 100, 90 Milstein, to consult, 499 Pakistan, vegetable oil industry of, 526
Khan, A.K., fatty acid markers for bacteria Missouri, soy research center, 149 Palm industry, Yusof leads, 647
in mussels, 15; student profile, 144 Miyares, B., packaging: six signs to future, Palm oil, Malaysian markets in flux, 150;
King, J., joins U of Arkansas as professor of 180 output increases 222; plant in Uganda,
chemical engineering, 689 Moore, H., honored by Processing 348; plantations to merge, 492; consoli-
Knauf, V., chief scientific officer Arcadia Division, 461 dation, 495; output drops in Thailand,
Biosciences, 689 Mouton, M., doing banting again, 123 556; e-market launched, 618
Korean Society of Food Science, meets in Mukherjee, C., student profile, 145 Pantella, V., 528
Seoul, June 2005, 581 Mullen, J., chairs BIO board, 690 Paques, M., food structure and quality
Kothekar, S., 548 Murphy, Denis J..on genomics, 732 conference, Cork, Ireland, 46
Krahling, promoted, 165 Paraguay, soybean fever, 491
Kuka Robotics, Nelson appointed, 165 Parakh Foods, Cargil end JV, 746
N
Parkinson’s, MUFA/PUFA and, 571
Nalley, E.A., president-elect ACS, 90
L Patents, 30, 31; 85, 86; 154; 290; 352; 428:
Nano Foods, 588
Laboratory proficiency testing program, 497. 498: 561: 626: 684. 685
Neath, G., to head food drink federation, 90
winners 2004/2005, 642-644 Pet foods, why no health benefits touted,
New palm recovery technology, 557
Lafley, receives leadership award, 165 599
Newman, J., named to ATAC, 689
Lands, B., letter to editor re: nuts, 402 Pharmacological effects, of coconut
New Products, 32; 89; 156, 157: 355; 500,
oil/monoglycerides, 386
Latin American Congress, program, 525
501: 566, 567; 629: 687, 688
Philippe, L., group president at P&G, 357
Latin Section, meeting in Argentina, 211
Nichols, P., Australian section examines
Philippines, new oil palm plantations in,
Lecithin, European course excels, 315 fats and oils in health, 308
349
Lee, Ki-Teak, enzymatic production of Niebur, W., VP crop genetics at Dupont,
Phytosterols, 344
atheroprotective lipids; young scientist
690
Podger, G., leaves EFSA, 650
address 2005, 718 Nielsen, M.K., heads Danisco, 90
Polman, P., retires from P&G, 357
Lerner, R., elected to Kraft board, 231 Nieuwenhuyzen, Willem van, Internationa!
Letters to editor, D. Erickson, E. Frankel, Society for Fat Research short courses, Prague, ISF to meet there, guide to, 388;
476; re: biodiesel in India, M. Heming, \ 770 : ISF meets, last stand-alone, 524
Kale, 605 Nill, K., letter to editor, 10, 402 Pratap, A., modified oils as biolubricants,
Liepa, G., omega-3 acids or statin drugs, 382
Nonfood crops, industrial uses of, 520
673 Prions, 434
North Central AOCS, symposium on fats
Lin, J., Honored Student, 92 Process systems, a user-friendly monitor-
and oils in food industry, 316
Lipidomics, lipid classification system for, ing, 654
Nutraceuticals, Indian scenario, 548; con-
536 sumer health concerns, 746 Psychology of eating, 738
List, G.R., giants from past, H.W. Wiley,
Nutreco Stolt-Nielsen, merger, 8 |
111 Q
Lopez-Hernandez, A., foreign students Quebec, colored margarine ban in, 288; to
foresaking studies in U.S., 360 Oo
have yellow margarine, 619
Obituaries, A.C. McConnell, S. Rackrini,
Lovett, P., shea butter West Africa, 273 Quilt project/AOCS, led by Pam Wilson
293; C. Baker, J. Woerfel, S. Eng, 359; R.
Luthar, V., appzointt, C., on DuPont advi- and Barb Emken, 664
Mcintyre, H. Kader, D. Porter, E. Lloyd,
sory panel, 569 507; P. Kalustian, 637 Quintero, C., Honored Student profile, 232
Malaysia, palm oil, 82; buys India com-
O’Brien, R.D., cottonseed oil/trans-free
pany, 287, palm bio-fuel policy, 491; new
palm oil refinery in, 557; palm economy, options, 677 R
620 Oil meal, forecasts, 490 Raisio, expands n-3 fatty acids, 25
Mallett, C., to head Cargill R&D, 231 Oilseed, global production, 148; process- Rao, A., receives award from Solae, 356
Margarine, history of, 135-138; future of, ing, exhibition, 459; weather and Ratnayake, recognized, 499
391 biodiesel affect forecast, 620 Rattray, James B., meeting report on 26th
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International Society for Fat Research Rosemary extract, extending freshness Soy, infant formulas, 158; low-lin acreage
conference7,6 9 with, 534 expanded, 286; and health, meeting pre-
Reeves, R., reflections on fats/oils industry, Ruchi Group, 747 view, 552
20 Reiners, heads CropLife International, Soy-based oil products, opportunities and
499 challenges for, 659
Ss
Regulatory, affairs, TBHQ Europe, FDA Soy oil, D. Erickson, 476
Salem, N., speaks at seminar, 294
health claims for olive oil, 21; 78; IFST Soybean, rust, in Louisiana, 23; 80; web-
Salt Lake City Meeting, highlights, 448-
plant sterols/stanols, 221; UK food site, 149; new export council, 348; lees
455
safety, 221; acrylamide, 284; EU health for soap/cosmetics, 350; U.S. steady, 426
Sarmiento, S., letters to editor, 10
claim, Florida tests for trans, 489; palm Specialty Crops, 745
roundtable, WHO, milk advertisements, Sasol/Africa, sells olefins/surfactant busi-
Student, AOCS, experiences, William
553; 617 ness, 693
Marmer, 506; R. Chapkin Honored
Renstrom, Alfa-Laval president, 499 Scharer, D., honored by SDA, 230 Student (1985) profiled, 565 B.
Robbins, K., 534 SDA Board, Harvey to, 165 Sorensen, R. Elias featured, 630:
Robins, M., quality assurance and research, Sedlak, R., promoted at SDA, 230 Sudan palm oil, contaminated in UK, 346
3232 9; quality assurance, plan-do-check, Sesame allergy, 756 Sunflower oil, infection, 297
414 Shahidi, F., nutraceutricals functional foods
Supercritical fluids, recovery of residual
Robinson, D., history of margarine, | 35- meeting, 170 oils after mechanical pressing by, 613
138, 206; margarine’s future, 39] Siemer, C., appointed regional director Surfactants/Detergents, 40, 97, 98, 161,
Rohrbeck, M., dioxins: hot topic for food Unigema, 33 239, 240, 376
industry, 341 Smith, G., receives Rosen award, 458
Svejgaard, T., European emulsifier market,
Rosato, D., biobased plastics, 184 SODEOPEC 2006, meeting preview, 704 675
Software, to the rescue, 338
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T Vane, J., dies, 165 chemical conference, 444; U.S. food
Tea tree oil, nature's antiseptic, 546 Vijayendran, B., 659 pyramid, 470; soy and obesity, 521; 542;
Texas A&M, conducts training, 650 Vistive soybeans, 746 608; 662; hard-surface cleaners, 670
Thum, O., cosmetics using white biotech- Vitamin A, paradox, 508 WEFTA/EAOCS, holds joint meeting in
Antwerp, 712
nology. 186 Vitamin E, absorption, 158; forum held,
Timms, R., SFI vs. SFC why the differ- 380; supplements, 571 Wellings, appointed technology manager,
ences’, 74 Viahov, G., 590 165
Trans, free fat, for margarine blends, 151: Von Gratowski, S.V., 484 White, P., profile of, 472
reductions called for by French food Wills, J., on balancing AOCS activities, 628
agency, 423; unofficial theme IFT meet Woteki, C., joins Mars, 568
we
ing July 2005, 641 Wright, A., report on fat physical properties
Wang, L., Honored Student profile, 144
Tropical oils, 74 meeting, England, Nov. 2004, 122
Wang, X., edible oil industry in China, 596
Warwack, D., promoted at Eastman, 295
U WASDE, report, 681; 745 x
Ukraine, oilseed meeting in Kiev, Nov . Xuede, W., extraction with compressed
nsgh es Watkins, € , Spin or washing machines, | 2;
2005, 646 petroleum gases for specialty oil and
tribute to Arno Cahn, 60; frying oil mys-
meal products, 262
Unique surfactant developed, 493 tery of long life, 69; U.S. dietary guide-
USB Board, honors Phyllis Johnson, Chris lines, 1 10; from bench to corner office:
Magnuson, 294 mentoring, professional development, Y
USDA, updates forecasts, 22 127; building biodiesel plants, 133; auto- Yee, J.T., a century of oil palms in
matic dishwashers, 139; Worldnutra Malaysia, 142; palm oil, trade, and
2004, meeting report, San Francisco environment. 318
2004, 170, 171; world of nuts, 200; mod-
Van de Mark, M., vegetable oils in
eling global protein needs, 204; food
paint/coatings, 478 z
from laboratory to shelf, 335; phytos- a ied
Van Nieuwenhuyzen, W., report soy health terols in spreads, 344; death-defying Zeeland Farm, to process VISTIVE
conference, | 20; health ingredients in diet/caloric-restricted. 404: Athens oleo- soybeans, 681
Europe, Nov. 2004, 172; executive direc- Zimmermann, S., low-lin soy/Asoyia, 416
toro f ILPS, 689
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