Solanova introduces multivitamin softgel
Supplement maker Solanova has introduced a softgel multivitamin said to enable increased absorption of the nutrients.
Archives for July 15, 2003
Potassium-fortified foods to lower blood pressure
Food and drink products designed specially for people with hypertension could soon be available on the market, after researchers claimed this week to have found an acceptable amount of potassium to reduce blood pressure.
Magnolia extract beats tumour growth
Chemicals in the seeds of magnolia trees have been found to inhibit the growth of new blood vessels, cutting tumour growth in mice by half, according to a new study.
Crisis in vitamin market set to ease off
Supplement manufacturers can expect an end to falling vitamin prices over the next few years, with growth markets in Asia and overall higher consumption offsetting the continuing battle with Chinese competitors.
Major review supports safety of black cohosh extracts
A review of black cohosh, said to be the most comprehensive to date, finds it to be safe, just days after another study suggested that the herb, taken as an alternative to hormone replacement therapy (HRT), could trigger the spread of breast cancer.
Vitamin makers to recover ground in new growth markets
Supplement manufacturers can expect an end to falling vitamin prices over the next few years, with growth markets in Asia and overall higher consumption offsetting the continuing battle with Chinese competitors.
Encapsulated ingredients to increase market share?
Explosive growth will continue to mark the food preservation industry in the US, hitting 5.5 per cent annually until 2008.
Polyvalent flavour enhancer
Researchers have identified a flavour enhancer that could be used to reduce salt, sugar and monosodium glutamate levels in our foods. The new compound is said to be the first to be found possessing salty, sweet and savoury flavour enhancing properties.