Archives for September 2, 2003

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ChampionLyte takes on the world

Billed as the first sugar-free isotonic drink, the US-produced ChampionLyte is being launched on the European market next month at this year's Anuga trade show in Cologne, Germany.

Anti-obesity campaigners continue attack on food industry

The EU should adopt tougher regulations on food advertising to children and more effective labelling rules among a range of long-term measures to persuade Europeans to switch to a healthier diet, according to a report released today.

Atkins gains fans in UK

An estimated 3 million people in the UK have tried the Atkins Diet, according to a poll which confirms the rapidly growing popularity of the controversial diet.

Drinking to health

Regular alcohol intake, thought to reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease, is associated with lower prevalence of metabolic syndrome, reported Greek researchers at the European Society of Cardiology meeting earlier this week.

Alcohol linked to lower risk of metabolic syndrome

Regular alcohol intake, thought to reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease, is associated with lower prevalence of metabolic syndrome, reported Greek researchers at the European Society of Cardiology meeting earlier this week.

Fourth quarter tops off strong year at Hain Celestial

Natural and organic food company Hain Celestial announces the end of a solid year, reporting continued sales growth during the fourth quarter which helped the company register a net income for the year end of $27.5 million compared with just $3...

NBTY to list on NYSE

Leading supplement maker NBTY today announced plans to list shares of its common stock on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE).

Cranberry oil gets Wacker treatment

Wacker Specialties is introducing New Jersey-based Regal Trade and Consult's cranberry seed oil in a gamma-cyclodextrin inclusion complex, for use in nutraceuticals, personal care products and functional foods.

Lonza steps up PepZin marketing campaign

Swiss L-carnitine specialist Lonza has signed US-based Metagenics to market its stomach health supplement PepZin GI to healthcare professionals in the US and Europe.