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Index of Articles 2009 by Subject Tne following is an index of articles and business news that appeared in Volume 89 of the Manufacturing Confectioner January —December 2009. AFRICA Calendar of Events Janu—aD ecremybe r Managing Pest and Disease Pressures Seminars, Courses and Workshops ... . January—December Tracey Duffey ISM Exhibitors January, p. 29 Cocoa Sustainability-Challenges and Opportunities ProSweets Exhibitors p. 41 John C. Long PMCA Production Conference Preview 47 Cacao Production Retail Confectioners International February, 15 PMCA Production Conference February, 19 Cocoa Livelihoods September, p. 21 AWMA Real Deal Expo February, 33 Cocoa Bean Types and Characteristics All Candy Expo Preview 4] Gary Guittard September, p. 77 All Candy Expo Preview 17 AMERICAS Confitexpo 25 Calendar of Events Janu—a Decremybe r American Association of Candy Technologists .. June, 10 Seminars, Courses and Workshops ... . January—December Retail Confectioners Int'l Spring Regional 27 The History and Production of Chewing Gum New Products Introduced at All Candy Expo . . August, pvpVPVPVPVVD Robert Huzinec February, p. 39 American Association of Candy Technologists Confitexpo Annual Seminar v Managing Pest and Disease Pressures Philadelphia National Candy, Gift and Tracey Duffey May, p. 55 Gourmet Show ¥ Cocoa Sustainability—Chalienges and Opportunities U.S. Regulatory Update: Focus on Food Safety John C. Long Alison Bodor Planet Retail Global Channel Strategies Junep., 1 3 AACT Stroud Jordan Award to Judy Cooley . September, Cacao Production RCI Convention and Exposition 2009 .... September, Junep., 3 9 Sweet Brazil October, Cocoa Flavanols and Cardiovascular Health RCI Regional in Seattle November, Catherine Kwik-Uribe, PhD .............. September, p. 81 BAKING AND BAKED GOODS ASIA ISM Exhibitors Calendar of Events January — December Organic Confections New Products and Promotions January —December New Products and Trends Worldwide Managing Pest and Disease Pressures Tracey Duffey May, p. 55 U.S. Confectionery Consumption 2008 Cocoa Sustainability-Challenges and Opportunities New Product Review 2009 John C. Long BRAZIL Planet Retail Global Channel Strategies Junep., 1 3 Cocoa Bean Types and Characteristics ASSOCIATIONS AND SHOWS Gary Guittard September, p. American Assoc. of Candy Technologists . January—December Sweet Brazil October, p. THE MANUFACTURING CONFECTIONER * DECEMBER 2009 85 Index of Articles 200—9 b y Subject CARAMEL Managing Pest and Disease Pressures Tracey Duffey New Products and Trends Worldwide April, p. 45 Cocoa Sustainability—Challenges and Opportunities U.S. Confectionery Consumption 2008 ... September, p. 24 John C. Long May, p. Caramel 101 Retail Confectioners Int'l Spring Regional ...... June, p. Randy Hofberger November, p. 31 Cacao Production New Product Review 2009 December, p. 23 CHEWING GUM U.S. Confectionery Sales—52 Weeks Ending 19 April 2009 New Products and Promotions January —December U.S. Regulatory Update: Focus on Food Safety U.S. Confectionery Sales—52 Weeks Ending Alison Bodor 2 November 2008 January, p. 17 Exploring Fats in Confections ISM Exhibitors January, p. 29 Amy Griel, PhD August, p. The History and Production of Chewing Gum Cocoa Livelihoods September, p. Robert Huzinec February, p. 39 U.S. Confectionery Consumption 2008 ... September, p. U.S. Confectionery Sales—52 Weeks Ending 28 December 2008 p51 Cocoa Bean Types and Characteristics New Products and Trends Worldwide . 45 Gary Guittard September, p. U.S. Confectionery Sales—52 Weeks Ending Cocoa Flavanols and Cardiovascular Health 19 April 2009 EAS Catherine Kwik-Uribe, PhD September, p. U.S. Confectionery Consumption 2008 ... September, p. 24 Cocoa Proces—s Cilenangin g through Roasting Jurgen Fischer September, p. U.S. Confectionery Sales—52 Weeks Ending 9 August 2009 October, p. 15 The Nib-grinding Process Tom Velthuis September, p. Sweet Brazil October, p. 23 Developments in Cocoa Bean Processing New Product Review 2009 December, p. 23 Jorg Sommer September, p. CHEWY CANDIES U.S. Confectionery Sales—52 Weeks Ending New Products and Promotions Janu—D aecremybe r 9 August 2009 October, p. U.S. Confectionery Sales—52 Weeks Ending Sweet Brazil 2 November 2008 January, p. 17 Commodity Costs—Cocoa, Sugar and Dairy ISM Exhibitors January, Dp: 29 Lee McConnell October, p. U.S. Confectionery Sales—52 Weeks Ending New Product Review 2009 December, p. 28 December 2008 . 31 Compound Coatings: Handling and Processing New Products and Trends Worldwide April, p. 45 John Urbanski December, p. Choice Confections: Butterscotch COMPANIES Walter Richmond il, p. 72 Abdallah Candies, Inc. .................0.. October, p. U.S. Confectionery Sales—52 Weeks Ending 19 April 2009 13 February, p. U.S. Confectionery Consumption 2008 ... September, p. 24 August, p. U.S. Confectionery Sales—52 Weeks Ending November, p. 9 August 2009 October, p. 15 February, p. Sweet Brazil October, p. 23 New Product Review 2009 December, p. 23 May, p. Amano Artisan Chocolate January, p. CHOCOLATE AND COCOA Archway Cookies LLC January, p. New Products and Promotions Janu—Da ecremybe r January, p. Ingredients, Equipment and Supplies . . January—December Askinosie Chocolate January, p. U.S. Confectionery Sales—52 Weeks Ending Barry Callebaut August, p. 2 November 2008 January, p. 17 Belgium's Chocolate Source ............. November, p. ISM Exhibitors January, p. 29 BKK Neva February, p. Tempering Chocolate—A Review The Blommer Chocolate Co. .................. July, p. Adam Lechter January, p. 53 August, p. Chocolate Enrobing Fundamentals Blommer Chocolate Company October, p. 13 Randy Hofberger January, p. 59 Bogdon Candy September, p. Retail Confectioners International February, p. 15 Brynwood Partners December, p. Organic Confections . 19 U.S. Confectionery Sales—52 Weeks Ending September, p. 11 28 December 2008 il, p. 31 October, p. 9 New Products aiid Trends Worldwide il, p. 45 Cadbury PLC November, p. 12 The Artisan Chocolatier Candylicious November, p. 8 Frederic Loraschi .4l Cargill Cocoa & Chocolate Co. .............. August, p. 8 86 DECEMBER 2009 * THE MANUFACTURING CONFECTIONER Index of Articles 200—9b y Subject COMPANIES (continued) Nestlé UK February, p. 14 New England Confectionery Co. (Necco) ... February, p. 13 Classic Caramel Nutresa March, p. 8 Coles of Australia September, p. January, p. 12 Continental Confectionery Co, May, p. | September, p. 10 Belly Cocoa USA: ING: .... oo. occ cc cccicdewseeers July, p. INI adc nasa er ota enlace nee eae March, p. DeVries Chocolate Dorval Trading December, p. Pulakos 926 Chocolates October, p. Purdy’s Chocolates DwWo Farley's & Sathers Candy Co., Inc R.M. Palmer Company February, p. Ralcorp Holdings Ferrero October, p. 8, 13 Richardson Foods September, p. Foodworks September, p. Roshen Confectionery Corp. ............. November, p. George Weston January, p. Schokinag February, p. Georgia Nut Company August, p. Ghirardelli Chocolate Co August, p. DOIN a soos ass came indienne November, p. Godiva Chocolatier January, p. Vi rere eer a ere. October, p. Grupo Bimbo January, p. Simply Goodies Snyder's of Hanover November, p. Guittard Chocolate Co August, p. Gumlink TTT ore May, p. Henry Heide, Inc December, p. Sunrise Candy January, p. The Hershey Company February, p. Sysco March, p. Taza Chocolate January, p. May, p. January, p. August, p. 7, 8 Utz Quality Foods November, p. November, p. 11 Wahl'’s Candies September, p. Hualian Supermarket September, p. 8 Wal-Mart November, p. NDYNWNNWOONNOMOVNNADLO Impact Confections May, p. 12 November, p. Er rT ee January, p. 8 Warrell Corporation September, p. 17 December, p. October, p. 11 World’s Finest Chocolate Inc. ............... August, p. LS ny ccxinas canine Waeaneaae February, p. 10 Yildiz Holdings July, p. 6 August, p. 9 CONFECTIONERS’ COATINGS Kellogg Company January, p. Kraft Foods September, p. Chocolate Enrobing Fundamentals November, p. 1 Randy Hofberger January, p. December, p. Compound Coatings: Handling and Processing LEUCD || ) i rr December, p. John Urbanski December, p. Lance Foods January, p. Lianhua Supermarket September, p. COOKING AND HEAT TRANSFER Lindt & Spriingli February, p. 12 Hard Candy 101 Part 2 September, p. 16 John Kitt February, p. 7 Choice Confections: Butterscotch May, p. 12 Walter Richmond CME nie seis ae wea ecw eb ae eal September, p. 16 Predicting Crystallization in Confections IEE isa hoy aiaosiaierd aia gaat February, p. 14 Roja Ergun, Richard Hartel, PhD & Y. Noda . . . October, p. May, p. 10 Caramel 101 August, p. 8 Randy Hofberger November, p. October, p. 9 December, p. 7 EDUCATION Mary Chocolate February, p. 7 American Assoc. of Candy Technologists . January—December Maxim Manufacturing and Marketing January, p. 13 Calendar of Events Janu—aD ecremybe r August, p. 12 Seminars, Courses and Workshops ... . January—December Mother's Cake & Cookie Co. ............... January, p. 7 PMCA Production Conference Preview January, p. 47 Nacional de Chocolates March, p. 8 Ensuring the Safety of Imported Raw Materials Junep., 1 0 Lance Reeve January, p. 66 Nestlé May, p. 9, 15 August, p. 8 PMCA Production Conference February, p. 19 September, p. 7, 18 AWMA Real Deal Expo February, p. 33 October, p. 7, 9 The History and Production of Chewing Gum November, p. 9 Robert Huzinec February, p. 39 THE MANUFACTURING CONFECTIONER * DECEMBER 2009 87 Index of Articles 2009— by Subject EQUIPMENT EDUCATION (continued) Newsmakers Janu— Daecremybe r Controlling Explosive Dust Ingredients, Equipment and Supplies . . January— December John A. LeBlanc February, p. Patents and Trademarks January —December Cocoa Sustainability-Challenges and Opportunities John C. Long ProSweets Exhibitors January, p. 41 American Association of Candy Technologists .. June, p. Chocolate Enrobing Fundamentals Retail Confectioners Int'l Spring Regional Randy Hofberger January, p. 59 New Film and Coating Strategies to Extend Shelf Life ProSweets 2009 Review March, p. 46 Anisong Pathammaveng Hard Candy 101 Part 2 New Products Introduced at All Candy Expo . . August, p. March, p. 59 Directory of Equipment July, p. 123 American Association of Candy Technologists Annual Seminar August, p. PackExpo/Process Expo August, p. 43 Philadelphia National Candy, Gift PackExpo/Process Expo Preview September, p. 45 and Gourmet Show August, p. Cocoa Proces—s Cilenangin g through Roasting U.S. Regulatory Update: Focus on Food Safety Jurgen Fischer September, p. 89 Alison Bodor The Nib-grinding Process Cocoa Livelihoods September, p. 21 Tom Velthuis September, p. 95 AACT Stroud Jordan Award to Judy Cooley . September, p. 27 Developments in Cocoa Bean Processing RCI Convention and Exposition 2009 .... September, p. 35 Jorg Sommer September, p. 99 Soft Sugar Shell Panning RCI Regional in Seattle November, p. 21 Sylvia Coyle November, p. 39 ENGINEERING Patents and Trademarks January —December EUROPE The History and Production of Chewing Gum Calendar of Events ............50005. Janu—Da ecremybe r Robert Huzinec February, p. 39 Seminars, Courses and Workshops .. . . January—December Controlling Explosive Dust New Products and Promotions January —Decembe; John A. LeBlanc February, p. ProSweets Exhibitors January, p. 41 ProSweets 2009 Review March, p. German Confectionery Report August, p. 15 Hard Candy 101 Part 2 John Kitt FATS AND OILS PackExpo/Process Expo August, p. Newsmakers Janu—Da ecremybe r PackExpo/Process Expo Preview September, p. Ingredients, Equipment and Supplies . . January —December Cocoa Proces—s Cilenangin g through Roasting Exploring Fats in Confections Jurgen Fischer September, p. Amy Griel, PhD August, p. 62 The Nib-grinding Process Tom Velthuis September, p. FLAVORS Developments in Cocoa Bean Processing Jorg Sommer September, p. Newsmakers January —D ecember Soft Sugar Shell Panning Ingredients, Equipment and Supplies . . January —December Sylvia Coyle November, p. The Artisan Chocolatier Improving the Health and Footprint of Your Packaging Frederic Loraschi May, p. 41 Dan Kearny November, p. Accelerated Shelf-life Testing Phil Cartier August, p. 53 ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES Cocoa Bean Types and Characteristics Formulating with Organics Gary Guittard September, p. 77 Jim Mitchell Cocoa Proces—s Cilenangin g through Roasting Managing Pest and Disease Pressures Jurgen Fischer September, p. 89 Tracey Duffey Developments in Cocoa Bean Processing Cocoa Sustainability-Challenges and Opportunities Jorg Sommer September, p. 99 John C. Long Food Nanotechnology Cacao Production Byron F. Brehm-Stecher October, p. Kip Walk GERMANY Cocoa Livelihoods September, p. Cocoa Bean Types and Characteristics ISM Exhibitors January, p. Gary Guittard September, p. ProSweets Exhibitors January, p. Improving the Health and Footprint of Your Packaging Organic Confections March, p. Dan Kearny November, p. German Confectionery Report August, p. 88 DECEMBER 2009 * THE MANUFACTURING CONFECTIONER Index of Articles 200—9 b y Subject GUMS AND JELLIES Organic Confections . 19 New Products and Promotions Janu— aDecremybe r FDA Guidance on Salmonella Pe U.S. Confectionery Sales—52 Weeks Ending Choice Confections: Butterscotch 2 November 2008 January, p. 17 Walter Richmond il, p. 72 ISM Exhibitors January, p. 29 The Artisan Chocolatier Organic Confections . 19 Frederic Loraschi 41 U.S. Confectionery Sales—52 Weeks Ending Formulating with Organics 28 December 2008 ea Jim Mitchell .47 New Products and Trends Worldwide April, p. 45 Managing Pest and Disease Pressures U.S. Confectionery Sales—52 Weeks Ending Tracey Duffey . 55 19 April 2009 ee Cocoa Sustainability—Challenges and Opportunities U.S. Confectionery Consumption 2008 ... September, p. 24 John C. Long . 63 U.S. Confectionery Sales—52 Weeks Ending Cacao Production 9 August 2009 October, p. 15 Sweet Brazil October, p. 23 Soluble Fiber for Healthier Confectionery New Product Review 2009 December, p. 23 Thomas E. Parady and Neelish Varde Directory of Ingredients HARD CANDY German Confectionery Report New Products and Promotions Janu— Daecremybe r U.S. Regulatory Update: Focus on Food Safety U.S. Confectionery Sales—52 Weeks Ending Alison Bodor August, p. 2 November 2008 January, p. 17 Accelerated Shelf-life Testing ISM Exhibitors January, p. 29 Phil Cartier August, p. Organic Confections March, p. 19 Exploring Fats in Confections Hard Candy 101 Part 2 Amy Griel, PhD August, p. March, p. 59 Cocoa Livelihoods September, p. U.S. Confectionery Sales—52 Weeks Ending Cocoa Bean Types and Characteristics 28 December 2008 i Gary Guittard September, p. New Products and Trends Worldwide April, p. 45 Cocoa Flavanols and Cardiovascular Health Choice Confections: Butterscotch Walter Richmond April, p. 72 Catherine Kwik-Uribe, PhD September, p. U.S. Confectionery Sales—52 Weeks Ending Commodity Costs—Cocoa, Sugar and Dairy IRT T eee July, p. 13 Lee McConnell October, p. U.S. Confectionery Consumption 2008 ... September, p. 24 Food Nanotechnology U.S. Confectionery Sales—52 Weeks Ending Byron F. Brehm-Stecher October, p. 9 August 2009 October, p. 15 Predicting Crystallization in Confections New Product Review 2009 December, p. 23 Roja Ergun, Richard Hartel, PhD and Y. Noda . October, p. Caramel 101 IMPORTING/EXPORTING Randy Hofberger November, p. ISM Exhibitors January, p. 29 Compound Coatings: Handling and Processing Ensuring the Safety of Imported Raw Materials John Urbanski December, p. 75 Lance Reeve January, p. 66 INTERNATIONAL Confitexpo eo Cacao Production Calendar of Events January —December . 59 Seminars, Courses and Workshops . . . . January— December German Confectionery Report August, p. 15 ISM Exhibitors January, p. 29 New Products Introduced at All Candy Expo . . August, p. 21 ProSweets Exhibitors January, p. 41 INGREDIENTS Ensuring the Safety of Imported Raw Materials Lance Reeve January, p. 66 Ingredients, Equipment and Supplies . . January—December PMCA Production Conference February, p. Patents and Trademarks January —December All Candy Expo Preview March, p. 41 ProSweets Exhibitors January, p. 41 ProSweets 2009 Review March, p. Tempering Chocolate—A Review New Products and Trends Worldwide Adam Lechter January, p. 53 All Candy Expo Preview Chocolate Enrobing Fundamentals Randy Hofberger January, p. 59 Confitexpo Ensuring the Safety of Imported Raw Materials Managing Pest and Disease Pressures Lance Reeve January, p. 66 Tracey Duffey The History and Production of Chewing Gum Cocoa Sustainability—Challenges and Opportunities Robert Huzinec February, p. 39 John C. Long THE MANUFACTURING CONFECTIONER * DECEMBER 2009 89 Index of Articles 2009— by Subject INTERNATIONAL (continued) MILK AND DAIRY PRODUCTS | || Commodity Costs—Cocoa, Sugar and Dairy Planet Retail Global Channel Strategies Mo Lee McConnell October, p. German Confectionery Report S| Caramel 101 PackExpo/Process Expo . 43 | Randy Hofberger November, p. U.S. Regulatory Update: Focus on Food Safety Alison Bodor 3° NUTRITION AND HEALTH U.S. Confectionery Consumption 2008 ... September, p. RCI Convention and Exposition 2009 .... September, p. 35 | FDA Guidance on Salmonella PackExpo/Process Expo Preview September, p. 45 | Formulating with Organics Cocoa Bean Types and Characteristics Jim Mitchell Gary Guittard September, p. 77 Soluble Fiber for Healthier Confectionery Sweet Brazil October, p. 255] Thomas E. Parady and Neelish Varde Commodity Costs—Cocoa, Sugar and Dairy | German Confectionery Report August, p. Lee McConneii October, p. 31 Exploring Fats in Confections New Product Review 2009 December, p. 25: Amy Griel, PhD August, p. LABELING | Cocoa Flavanols and Cardiovascular Health Catherine Kwik-Uribe, PhD September, p. Formulating with Organics | Improving the Health and Footprint of Your Packaging Jim Mitchell 47 Dan Kearny November, p. Soluble Fiber for Healthier Confectionery Thomas E. Parady and Neelish Varde _NUTS MANAGEMENT | Ingredients, Equipment and Supplies . . January— December American Assoc. of Candy Technologists . January—December | FDA Guidance on Salmonella April, p. 25 Seminars, Courses and Workshops .. . . January —December | PACKAGING AND WRAPPING Newsmakers January—December | Retail Confectioners International February, p. 15 New Products and Promotions Janu—Da ecremybe r Controlling Explosive Dust | Ingredients, Equipment and Supplies . . January— December John A. LeBlanc February, p. 47 | ProSweets Exhibitors January, p. 41 FDA Guidance on Salmonella 25 Organic Confections March, p. 19 American Association of Candy Technologists ..aunenp, 10 ProSweets 2009 Review March, p. 46 Retail Confectioners Int'l Spring Regional Bay. New Film and Coating Strategies to Extend Shelf Life German Confectionery Report August, p. 15 | Anisong Pathammavong June, p. 45 American Association of Candy Technologists Directory of Packaging July, p. 399 Annual Seminar 37 PackExpo/Process Expo August, p. 43 AACT Stroud Jordan Award to Judy Cooley . September, p. 27 PackExpo/Process Expo Preview September, p. 45 Confectionery on the Internet October, p. 63 Food Nanotechnology RCI Regional in Seattle November, p. 21 Byron F. Brehm-Stecher October, p. 37 MARKETING AND PROMOTION Improving the Health and Footprint of Your Packaging U.S. Confectionery Sales—52 Weeks Ending Dan Kearny November, p. 47 2 November 2008 January, p. New Product Review 2009 December, p. 23 February, p. PANNING AWMA Real Deal Expo February, p. All Candy Expo Preview Soft Sugar Shell Panning U.S. Confectionery Sales—52 Weeks Ending Sylvia Coyle November, p. 39 28 December 2008 All Candy Expo Preview PROCESSING, PRODUCTION AND Retail Confectioners Int'l Spring Regional June, p. TECHNOLOGY U.S. Confectionery Sales—52 Weeks Ending 19 April 2009 American Assoc. of Candy Technologists . January—December Newsmakers January —D ecember New Products Introduced at All Candy Expo . . August, p. Ingredients, Equipment and Supplies . . January—December U.S. Confectionery Sales—52 Weeks Ending 9 August 2009 October, p. Patents and Trademarks Janu—a Decremybe r Sweet Brazil ProSweets Exhibitors January, p. 41 Commodity Costs—Cocoa, Sugar and Dairy PMCA Production Conference Preview ...... |J anuary, p. 47 Lee McConnell October, p. Tempering Chocolate—A Review Confectionery on the Internet October, p. Adam Lechter January, p. 53 RCI Regional in Seattle November, p. Chocolate Enrobing Fundamentals New Product Review 2009 December, p. Randy Hofberger January, p. 59 90 DECEMBER 2009 * THE MANUFACTURING CONFECTIONER Index of Articles 2009 — by Subject PROCESSING, PRODUCTION Chocolate Enrobing Fundamentals Randy Hofberger January, p. 59 AND TECHNOLOGY (continued) Ensuring the Safety of Imported Raw Materials PMCA Production Conference February, p. 19 Lance Reeve January, p. 66 The History and Production of Chewing Gum The History and Production of Chewing Gum Robert Huzinec February, p. 39 Robert Huzinec February, p. 39 Controtling Explosive Dust Organic Confections March, p. 19 John A. LeBlanc February, p. 47 Hard Candy 101 Part 2 ProSweets 2009 Review . 46 John Kitt . 59 Hard Candy 101 Part 2 U.S. Confectionery Sales—52 Weeks Ending John Kitt . 59 28 December 2008 Choice Confections: Butterscotch Choice Confections: Butterscotch Walter Richmond . 72 Walter Richmond Formulating with Organics The Artisan Chocolatier Jim Mitchell . 47 Frederic Loraschi American Association of Candy Technologists .. June, p. 10 Formulating with Organics Cacao Production Jim Mitchell Kip Walk . 39 American Association of Candy Technologists .. June, p. New Film and Coating Strategies to Extend Shelf Life Soluble Fiber for Healthier Confectionery Anisong Pathammavong . 45 Thomas E. Parady and Neelish Varde Soluble Fiber for Healthier Confectionery U.S. Confectionery Sales—52 Weeks Ending Thomas E. Parady and Neelish Varde os 19 April 2009 Directory of Ingredients .45 American Association of Candy Technologists Directory of Equipment Annual Seminar Directory of Packaging AACT Stroud Jordan Award to Judy Cooley . September, p. American Association of Candy Technologists U.S. Confectionery Sales—52 Weeks Ending Annual Seminar oF, 9 August 2009 October, p. PackExpo/Process Expo . 43 Caramel 101 U.S. Regulatory Update: Focus on Food Safety Randy Hofberger November, p. Alison Bodor . 49 Soft Sugar Shell Panning Accelerated Shelf-life Testing Sylvia Coyle November, p. Phil Cartier August, p. 53 Compound Coatings: Handling and Processing AACT Stroud Jordan Award to Judy Cooley . September, p. 27 John Urbanski December, p. PackExpo/Process Expo Preview September, p. QUALITY ASSURANCE AND Cocoa Proces—sC lieannigng through Roasting Jurgen Fischer September, p. 89 QUALITY CONTROL The Nib-grinding Process American Assoc. of Candy Technologists . January—December Tom Velthuis September, p. 95 Tempering Chocolate—A Review Developments in Cocoa Bean Processing Adam Lechter January, p. 53 Jorg Sommer September, p. 99 Ensuring the Safety of Imported Raw Materials Food Nanotechnology Lance Reeve January, p. 66 Byron F. Brehm-Stecher October, p. 37 Controlling Explosive Dust Predicting Crystallization in Confections SN aro seine sien sseienKss February, p. 47 Roja Ergun, Richard Hartel, PhD and Y. Noda . October, p. 51 American Association of Candy Technologists Confectionery on the Internet October, p. 63 Annual Seminar August, p. 37 Caramel 101 Accelerated Shelf-life Testing Randy Hofberger November, p. 31 Phil Cartier August, p. 53 Soft Sugar Shell Panning AACT Stroud Jordan Award to Judy Cooley . September, p. 27 Sylvia Coyle November, p. 39 The Nib-grinding Process Compound Coatings: Handling and Processing Tom Velthuis September, p. 95 John Urbanski December, p. 75 Food Nanotechnology Byron F. Brehm-Stecher October, p. 37 PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT American Assoc. of Candy Technologists . January—December REGULATIONS AND LEGISLATION New Products and Promotions Janu—D aecremybe r American Assoc. of Candy Technologists . January—December Patents and Trademarks Janu—Da ecremybe r FDA Guidance on Salmonella April, p. 25 ISM Exhibitors January, p. 29 American Association of Candy Technologists .. june, p. 10 PMCA Production Conference Preview January, p. 47 German Confectionery Report August, p. 15 Tempering Chocolate—A Review American Association of Candy Technologists Adam Lechter January, p. 53 Annual Seminar August, p. 37 THE MANUFACTURING CONFECTIONER * DECEMBER 2009 91 Index of Articles 200—9 b y Subject REGULATIONS AND LEGISLATION (continued) | SENSORY Compound Coatings: Handling and Processing U.S. Regulatory Update: Focus on Food Safety John Urbanski December, p. Alison Bodor August, p. 49 AACT Stroud Jordan Award to Judy Cooley . September, p. 27 STARCH MOULDED CANDIES RESEARCH New Product Review 2009 December, p. Seminars, Courses and Workshops ... . January—December _ STATISTICS The History and Production of Chewing Gum Robert Huzinec February, p. 39 U.S. Confectionery Sales—52 Weeks Ending Organic Confections March, p. 19 2 November 2008 Managing Pest and Disease Pressures U.S. Confectionery Sales—52 Weeks Ending Tracey Duffey May, p. 55 28 December 2008 Cocoa Sustainability—Challenges and Opportunities U.S. Confectionery Sales—52 Weeks Ending John C. Long 19 April 2009 Planet Retail Global Channel Strategies Junep., 1 3 German Confectionery Report Exploring Fats in Confections U.S. Confectionery Sales—52 Weeks Ending Amy Griel, PhD August, p. 62 9 August 2009 Cocoa Flavanols and Cardiovascular Health Catherine Kwik-Uribe, PhD September, p. 81 STORAGE AND SHELF LIFE Food Nanotechnology _ New Film and Coating Strategies to Extend Shelf Life Byron F. Brehm-Stecher October, p. 37 Anisong Pathammavong Predicting Crystallization in Confections Accelerated Shelf-life Testing Roja Ergun, Richard Hartel, PhD and Y. Noda . October, p. 51 Phil Cartier August, p. 53 RETAILING SWEETENERS New Products and Promotions Janu—Da ecremybe r Ingredients, Equipment and Supplies . . January— December U.S. Confectionery Sales—52 Weeks Ending Hard Candy 101 Part 2 2 November 2008 January, p. 17 John Kitt March, p. 59 Retail Confectioners International February, p. 15 Commodity Costs—Cocoa, Sugar and Dairy AWMA Real Deal Expo February, p. 33 Lee McConnell October, p. 31 U.S. Confectionery Sale i 28 December 2008 . 31 TABLETED CONFECTIONS New Products and Trends Worldwide April, p. 45 New Product Review 2009 December, p. 23 The Artisan Chocolatier Frederic Loraschi .4l UNITED STATES Planet Retail Global Channel Strategies . 13 Retail Confectioners Int'l Spring Regional es; New Products and Promotions Janu—D aecremybe r New Film and Coating Strategies to Extend Shelf Life U.S. Confectionery Sales—52 Weeks Ending Anisong Pathammavong 2 November 2008 January, p. 17 U.S. Confectionery Sales—52 Weeks Ending PMCA Production Conference Preview January, p. 47 19 April 2009 PMCA Production Conference February, p. 19 New Products Introduced at All Candy Expo . . August, p. AWMA Real Deal Expo February, p. 33 Philadelphia National Candy, Gift and All Candy Expo Preview March, p. 41 Gourmet Show August, p. U.S. Confectionery Sales—52 Weeks Ending U.S. Confectionery Consumption 2008 ... September, p. 28 December 2008 , RCI Convention and Exposition 2009 .... September, p. All Candy Expo Preview Ee U.S. Confectionery Sales—52 Weeks Ending U.S. Confectionery Sales—52 Weeks Ending 9 August 2009 October, p. 19 April 2009 a: Confectionery on the Internet October, p. New Products Introduced at All Candy Expo . . August, p. 21 RCI Regional in Seattle November, p. Philadelphia National Candy, Gift and Gourmet Show August, p. 41 SANITATION AND MAINTENANCE U.S. Regulatory Update: Focus on Food Safety Ensuring the Safety of Imported Raw Materials Alison Bodor August, p. 49 Lance Reeve January, p. RCI Convention and Exposition 2009 .... September, p. Controlling Explosive Dust U.S. Confectionery Sales—52 Weeks Ending John A. LeBlanc February, p. 9 August 2009 October, p. 92 DECEMBER 2009 * THE MANUFACTURING CONFECTIONER Index of Articles 2009 by Author The following is an index of authors and their articles that appeared in Volume 89 of the Manufacturing Confectioner January —December 2009. L Bodor, Alison LeBlanc, John A. U.S. Regulatory Update: Focus on Food Safety . August, p. Controlling Explosive Dust February, p. 47 Brehm-Stecher, Byron F. Lechter, Adam Food Nanotechnology October, p. Tempering Chocolate—A Review January, p. 53 C Long, John C. Cocoa Sustainability—-Challenges & Opportunities . . May, p. 63 Cartier, Phil Loraschi, Frederic Accelerated Shelf-life Testing August, p. The Artisan Chocolatier Coyle, Sylvia Soft Sugar Shell Panning November, p. McConnell, Lee D Commodity Costs—Cocoa, Sugar and Dairy Duffey, Tracey Mitchell, Jim Managing Pest & Disease Pressures Formulating with Organics N Ergun, Roja Noda, Y.; Roja Ergun; Richard Hartel, PhD Predicting Crystallization in Confections Predicting Crystallization in Confections (coauthors R.W. Hartel, PhD & Y. Noda) October, p. (coauthors R. Ergun & RW. Hartel, PhD) .... October, p. 51 F P Fischer, Jiirgen Parady, Thomas E.; Neelish Varde Cocoa Processing—Cleaning through Roasting . September, p. Soluble Fiber for Healthier Confectionery Junep., 5 1 G Pathammavong, Anisong New Film & Coating Strategies to Griel, Amy, PhD Extend Sheif Life Junep., 4 5 Exploring Fats in Confections August, p. Guittard, Gary Cocoa Bean Types & Characteristics September, p. Reeve, Lance Ensuring the Safety of Imported Raw Materials . . January, p. 66 H Richmond, Walter Hartel, Richard, PhD Choice Confections: Butterscotch April, p. 72 Predicting Crystallization in Confections S (coauthors R Ergun & Y. Noda) October, p. Sommer, Jorg Hofberger, Randy Developments in Cocoa Bean Processing . . September, p. 99 Chocolate Enrobing Fundamentals January, p. U Caramel 101 November, p. Huzinec, Robert Urbanski, John The History & Production of Chewing Gum .. . February, p. Compound Coatings: Handling & Processing .. December, p. 75 K V Varde, Neelish; Thomas E. Parady Kearny, Dan Soluble Fiber for Healthier Confectionery Improving the Health & Footprint of Your Packaging Velthuis, Tor The Nib-grinding Process Kitt, John Ww Hard Candy 101 Part 2 Kwik-Uribe, Catherine, PhD Walk, Kip Cocoa Flavanols & Cardiovascular Health . . . September, p. Cacao Production Junep., 3 9 THE MANUFACTURING CONFECTIONER * DECEMBER 2009 93

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