Arthur D Little went bankrupt in 2002.  It has be reformed but does not still have the Acorn Park center.  I believe they focus on management consulting in the USA.

I am an ex-ADLer.  They are still excellent in several area, but may not be in food science any longer.

Zack

It has been decades since I last had any dealings with Arthur D Little but at that time the company had a R&D food laboratory.  You may want to check there.

Laurence Doemeny

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Hello,

Does anyone know of a lab that could analyze a 120-year-old slice of wedding cake for ingredients?  We would of course have to factor in oxidation, etc.  This is related to one of our school's founders and our museum group would like to recreate the cake  - possibly for alumni socials, etc.   Thank you for considering this very unusual request.

Ruth Ann

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