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DSM will wipe €200 million off the purchase price for Roche's vitamins unit, owing to the unit's recent poor performance and costs associated with the long approval process of competition authorities, said the company today.
Swiss fine chemicals producer Lonza is facing increasing pressure from emerging markets with sales of its organic and performance chemicals dropping 11 per cent in this year's first half.
US food manufacturers this week spoke out against new European rules on the labelling and traceability of GMOs, describing the legislation as "a brick wall blocking international trade".
Maker of reduced-carbohydrate products Carbsense Foods has launched two new brands, Aramana and MiniCarb, one aimed at healthy eaters, the other at strict Atkin's dieters.
The House Committee on Energy and Commerce opens a two-day hearing on ephedra today, likely to attract considerable scrutiny of supplement industry regulation. Prior to the start, the media had already reported on leaked testimonies suggesting that an...
Nutritional supplement maker NBTY saw overall sales increase 22 per cent to $308 million in this year's third quarter, helped by new product introductions at Nature's Bounty and stronger sales in all other units.
Dutch food group Numico has sold off another of its non-core operations, days after the divestment of US direct marketing unit Unicity.
Taking oral glucosamine sulphate and chondroitin sulphate could be a safe and effective way of treating knee osteoarthritis, report a team of Belgian and French researchers.
Mandatory addition of folic acid to cereals and grains in the US may be dangerously concealing vitamin B12 deficiency in the elderly, said a scientist this week. B12 is needed to protect against deterioration of brain cells.