Dairy Crest to sell dairy assets to Müller in £80m deal
Dairy Crest has agreed to sell dairy assets, including its fresh milk business, to British rival Müller UK & Ireland for £80m (US$127.5m, €102m).
Archives for November 6, 2014
Juncker accused of leading ‘big business push for deregulation’
Anti-lobbying campaigners have accused new European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker of putting the environment, consumers and workers at small companies at risk with a red-tape-cutting agenda.
Author response: On the bending of EU botanical laws and meanings
Last week NutraIngredients published a guest article by author Bert Schwitters about the EU nutrition and health claims regulation (NHCR) that discussed the status of botanicals and associated claims in the European Union. Schwitters was not happy with...
Probiotic encapsulation backed for better delivery within food matrix
A new review describing a variety of methods for the encapsulation of probiotic bacterial strains highlights the opportunities that better encapsulation technologies could bring for the market, but warns that the efficacy of encapsulated probiotics must...
Sports nutrition formulation combines plant protein with anti inflammatory power of Cat's Claw
Hempeatein Pro, a finished sports nutrition formula formally launched in the US market at the recent SupplySide West trade show, is a new entrant in the vegetarian protein space. But it’s a protein with a difference; with the addition of a proprietary...
Vegetable peptones may delay skin aging from within: Study
Extracts from vegetables may boost skin health by promoting the production of type 1 collagen and proliferation of skin cells responsible for skin recovery, says a new study from Korea.