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Holland & Barrett’s use of ‘weight management’ term criticised by advertising watchdog

Content on Holland and Barrett’s website falls foul of The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) guidelines, which deems the retailer’s choice of product categorisation cannot apply to its food supplement range.

ESSNA unveils its sports nutrition priorities in wake of EC change of guard

The European Specialist Sports Nutrition Alliance (ESSNA) today reveals a manifesto, in which it looks to match consumers with products that complement balanced diets and support active lifestyles.

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Regional sports nutrition trends

A growing trend in sports nutrition is regional diversification of the customer base.

Lactobacillus taxonomic changes: Is your brand ready?

An upcoming webinar will explore the taxonomic changes to the genus Lactobacillus and the implications for brands, from labeling to consumer education.

Dublin calling: World-class speakers come together for Probiota 2020

A world-class line up of international experts in the microbiome, probiotics and prebiotics will take centre stage in Dublin this February as Probiota 2020 bridges the science and industry divide.

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Prinova: How to deliver optimal nutrient levels in the critical first 1,000 days of life

The 1,000 days between conception and a child’s second birthday have an outsized effect on ongoing health and development. Children that receive insufficient amounts of certain nutrients during this critical window suffer everything from increased risk...

EU nutrition claims under the microscope

Nowadays the list of ingredients on food labels tends to be shorter and the names simpler. But, putting aside this ‘clean label’ trend, does the average consumer still notice the claims appearing on the labels of daily food? Katia Merten-Lentz and Manon...

ABC article paints grim picture of climate change effects on plants and how it's changed in past decade

The American Botanical Council has brought the climate crisis question full circle, with a new article that resists some of the findings from an article on the subject the organization first published a decade ago.