P&G takes Minute Maid to court
Procter & Gamble has filed a lawsuit against former partner Coca-Cola to stop the Minute Maid unit from using its technology for calcium-enriched orange juice.
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Vitamin C intake corresponds to healthy lungs
Further research by British scientists confirms the evidence that vitamin C protects the lungs, and lowers the risk of developing respiratory diseases.
Flavoured milk is valuable calcium source
Children who drink flavoured milk drink more milk and therefore have higher calcium intakes than those who do not, finds a study published this week. And contrary to popular belief, the beverages do not raise levels of fat and sugar intake.
Calcium supplements should contain phosphorous too, says study
A recent study shows that osteoporosis patients should be receiving their calcium in the form of calcium phosphate to reduce the risk of phosphorous deficiency.
Diet market grows as waistlines expand
The European market for diet foods is likely to grow steadily over the next few years as the population continues to grow heavier and more out of shape, according to a new report from market analysts Datamonitor.
FSA stands by folic acid decision
The chairman of the UK Food Standard's Agency (FSA) responds to criticism of the agency's decision not to introduce folic acid fortification in Britain.