Cargill Opens Innovation Center in Latin America
The company says the new facility will focus on incorporating sustainable principles for ingredients and applications developed for its customers.
In early June, Cargill opened an advanced innovation center for food in Campinas, Sao Paulo, Brazil. The company says the new facility will focus on incorporating sustainable principles for ingredients and applications developed for its customers.
The $12.6 million, 20,000-sq-m complex features multiple laboratories for beverage, baking, confectionery, convenience foods, and dairy products, as well as a flavor and aroma laboratory. In addition to application development, the company says the new facility will enable activities including product sensorial analysis, prototype development, ingredient creation and evaluation, consumer testing, and food preparation and tasting.
The company says the new center is a result of growing business in the region.
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