Supplements maker puts ephedrine back on market
A Texan dietary supplements manufacturer and retailer is challenging the ephedra ban by selling products containing ephedrine alkaloids.
Archives for September 21, 2008
Consumers fear the packaging - a BPA alternative is needed now
“I have a bad feeling about this.” Luke Skywalker’s warning in the movie blockbuster Star Wars could equally be applied to consumers’ concerns about Bisphenol A (BPA).
EU confident over melamine dairy protection
As some of the world’s leading dairy groups attempt to play down their potential involvement in the Chinese melamine scandal, the European Commission says that its existing import rules on the country’s dairy goods remain sufficient.
More fish during pregnancy boosts child development: Study
An increased intake of fish during pregnancy may enhance development of the infant at 18 months, says a new study.
Seaweed powder could give noodles formulation boost
Powder from green seaweed may offer the growing noodle market a new avenue for formulation, according to a new study from Taiwan.
Probiotics are unfamiliar to most Americans, finds survey
A survey conducted last month has found that the vast majority of Americans know nothing about probiotics, suggesting more education efforts could help boost an industry still in its infancy.
Organic algal omega-3 close to world debut
A UK-based company says it is the world’s first to develop an algal-sourced DHA/EPA organic ingredient and is on the brink of launching in bakery, dairy and pharmaceutical products.