All news articles for October 2012

Satiety - and energy intake - was linked to how long food was chewed

Time spent chewing food important for satiety, study suggests

By Caroline Scott-Thomas

The amount of time spent chewing food could have an important impact on feelings of fullness – calling into question the suitability of beverages for increasing satiety, according to a new Nestlé-sponsored study.

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Claims on many supplements don't comply with law, report says

By Hank Schultz

The structure function claims on many dietary supplement products do not comply with federal law, a government report released on Wednesday concluded.  The report recommends greater regulatory powers for FDA to bring products into compliance.

Fluxome bankruptcy threat caused by “gross mismanagement”

Fluxome cash crisis caused by “gross mismanagement”

By Shane STARLING

Management at embattled resveratrol supplier Fluxome has come in for severe criticism as the company hovers on the verge of financial collapse unless a fresh investor can be found in the coming weeks.

Naturex founder Jacques Dikansky dies

Naturex founder Jacques Dikansky dies

The botanicals sector has lost a giant with the announcement that Naturex founder and chairman Jacques Dikansky died at the weekend after a long illness that saw him depart the French firms’ day-to-day operations this year.

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New patent covers pairing of Ayurvedic workhorses

By Hank Schultz

Nutragenesis, a Brattleboro, Vt.-based ingredient supplier with a history of experience with Ayurvedic ingredients, has obtained a U.S. patent in the area of women’s health for an ashwagandha/Indian gooseberry combination called Sendara.

Red wine: 'Aids digestion' ruled a non-permissable health claim but will ECJ ruling aid non-specific health claims passage in the EU?

ECJ’s German health claim ruling opens door to rejected claims: Lawyer

By Shane Starling

A recent Court of Justice of the European Union (ECJ) ruling that rather non-specific claims like “aids digestion” are admissible under the nutrition and health claims regulation (NHCR) could open the way to a swathe of formerly rejected claims, a lawyer...

Aker earns krill processing patent in Russia

Aker earns krill processing patent in Russia

Norwegian krill supplier Aker Biomarine has won a patent for krill processing technologies in Russia (Number 2460309) for krill oils and powders that contain krill proteins and phospholipids.

Eric Soubeiran is planning for expansion on the back of Fundooz's success

Danone to expand experimental Indian business unit

By RJ Whitehead

The experimental business unit that is dedicated to rolling out new Danone products for the masses in India has been deemed a success and will be expanded to other cities across the country.

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