News, Analysis & Insights on Nutrition, Supplements, and Health
Plans to allow the amino acid tryptophan back onto the UK market in supplement form offer a new area of product development for supplement makers but restricted dosages and initial consumer caution may limit take-up, writes Dominique Patton.
Industry members should consider making donations to the AOAC if its Dietary Supplements Task Force (DSTF) is to continue drawing up analytical standards for botanicals and dietary supplement ingredients beyond the end of its contract with NIH and...
Knocked by an economic slowdown and the strength of the Euro against the US dollar, growth in turnover for the European food and drink industry rose by a 1.9 per cent wisp from 2002 to 2003, concludes a new report from the US government, Lindsey...
Indian health ingredients supplier Pharmed Medicare is expanding its range of dosage forms through a new agreement with softgel maker Gelnova.
Food makers will favour rice in formulations, with a new study set to boost consumer perception of the grain, showing rice eaters have a healthier overall diet, with less added fat and sugar than their non-rice eating compatriots.
Smokers need more vitamin E, say researchers who have found that the vitamin is used up more quickly than in non-smokers to fight off the damage done by cigarettes.
Ambitious US ingredients supplier Cargill boosts its war chest, announcing a 35 per cent rise in profit for the third quarter of 2005, on gains from commodity trading and its animal feed and steel businesses.
International expert agreement on a definition of the metabolic syndrome, a collection of risk factors for heart disease and diabetes, will help doctors and the food industry better target prevention of disease, writes Dominique Patton.