Our teams have a constant eye on the horizon to ensure we’re not only providing cutting-edge solutions to meet consumer and market demand, but that as we do so, we’re continuing to make food extraordinary.
We partner with our customers around the world every day to help make tasty food healthier and healthy food tastier. Read our case studies to learn more.
Case studies
Case studies
We’re pioneers in ingredient solutions, relentlessly solving food and drink challenges and partnering with our customers so they can lead the way in meeting changing tastes and nutritional needs. Here's how...
Helping to develop the “extra crunch” for fried chicken in APAC
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A food service customer in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region was looking to launch a new chicken batter flour premix with an "extra crunch." They had evaluated several different starches before selecting Tate & Lyle's CMS Modified Tapioca Starch samples made in Thailand.
Delivering on-trend solutions for NotCo: Latin-American customer success stories
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Food trends vary throughout the world. What’s popular in North America for example, is often very different to the prominent consumer desires further south in Latin America. Our regional experts are well aligned to the nuances of local food trends, and our portfolio of ingredients and solutions can...
Delivering on-trend solutions for Smart Sweets and Killer Creamery
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Consumers today are looking for healthier snacks and products with less sugar and calories, and often in categories where sugar reduction is more difficult due to the broader functionality (beyond sweetness) that sugar traditionally provides.
Helping a start-up start up: using allulose to develop an indulgent low-fat ice cream
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Here at Tate & Lyle, we’re proud to partner with companies of all sizes – from large multinationals, to family-run businesses and start-ups. So we were excited when US start-up Suffield Foods came to us with a new formulation challenge: to develop a low-fat ice cream, not exceeding a target number...