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Lesaffre launches IBS probiotic yeast

The human nutrition division of French yeast specialist Lesaffre has launched what it says is only the second known probiotic yeast, and the first to directly target Intestinal Bowel Syndrome (IBS).

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SDA soybean oil effective for omega-3 blood level boost

Daily consumption of a soybean oil rich in stearidonic acid (SDA) increased levels of omega-3 in blood cells after 12 weeks, says a new study from Monsanto and Solae.

Lonza’s L-carnitine may reduce diabetes during pregnancy

Daily supplements of L-carnitine tartrate during pregnancy may decrease levels of free fatty acids linked to insulin resistance and gestational diabetes, says a new study.

Ajinomoto seeks chilli extract EU novel foods approval

Ajinomoto has filed a novel foods application with the UK Food Standards Agency (FSA) for a synthetic chilli pepper extract the Japanese supplier says has weight management potential.

Selenium shows protective effect for bladder cancer

High selenium intake could have a beneficial effect on bladder cancer risk, according new research.

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Project to quantify stability of natural food colours from FoodNavigator.com

Food research group Leatherhead is in the final stages of a testing project on natural food colours, which it expects will provide clear guidance on the stability and shelf-life of the ingredients.

Egg recall highlights need for better traceability, says IFT from FoodNavigator-USA.com

The recall of more than half a billion eggs linked to a nationwide salmonella outbreak highlights a need for better traceability in the food system, according to the Institute of Food Technologists (IFT).

Kerry plans expansion in emerging markets from FoodNavigator.com

Kerry Group’s strong interim performance has prompted the Irish ingredients and finished product firm to raise its earnings forecast, with more investment planned in emerging regions.

Aussie-EU wine deal to protect Champagne and Port from BeverageDaily.com

Australian wine producers have pledged to phase out the use of important European names like Champagne and Port as part of a new wine agreement with the EU.

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Web health claims likely target in UK online crackdown

New Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) powers to monitor and adjudicate on online marketing materials will place web-based messaging for healthy foods under serious scrutiny for the first time, with many likely to fall foul of the agency’s guidelines, according to a UK labelling expert...