Norwegian venture backing European launch of K2
A new Norwegian company is investing in new studies to support the entry of a novel form of the K vitamin to the European market, writes Dominique Patton.
Archives for March 1, 2005
Positive research driving green tea consumption
The stream of studies demonstrating green tea's health benefits drove UK consumption of the beverage beyond 100 million litres during 2004, shows a new report from drinks sector analysts Zenith International.
Diabetes prevention efforts will save on healthcare costs
Diabetes prevention efforts are worth every cent, say researchers in the first study to weigh up the costs in preventing the disease with the future costs of treatment.
Indena's standardized soy isoflavone comes to US
Indena is making its clinical trial-backed SoySelect soy isoflavone available to supplements manufacturers in the United States.
Tougher climate evident in Kerry full year results
Ambitious Irish ingredients and flavours firm Kerry sees costs rising for the year and sales inching up by just over 1 per cent for 2004, the company reports today.
Burcon losses grow with canola protein delay
Burcon Nutrascience Corporation saw its losses increase to $637,306 in the third quarter 2004, during which carried out additional research into the extraction and production of canola proteins Puratein and Supertein.