BASF expects Force Majeure to end in Q3
Global ingredients supplier BASF says it expects to life its Force Majeure on human nutrition products including vitamin A, vitamin E and carotenoids from the middle of Q3 2018.
Archives for July 5, 2018
Gut bacteria changes may provide strong evidence for early-stage liver disease
Chemical by-products produced by gut bacteria could form the basis of a test to detect the early stages of liver disease, according to a European-based study published in Nature.
EPA metabolite preserves bone tissue in study
Researchers working with a metabolite of EPA have found that the compound plays a role in preserving bone tissue during an inflammatory challenge.
NDI filings coming in at expected rate, FDA says, but questions on GRAS process remain
The confused picture on New Dietary Ingredients became a bit clearer this week when FDA updated the public docket on filings and said it does not expect there to be a significant change in how many companies are choosing to go through the process.
Aduna chooses double-digit herbal tea category to take baobab and moringa to the mainstream
Ethical start-up Aduna's range of herbal teas with baobab and moringa is aiming to take the superfoods to the mass market. "That's where the real impact is going to happen," the CEO tells us.
Study supports collagen’s skin health benefits: RCT
Supplementation with a low molecular-weight collagen peptide may boost skin health from within by improving hydration and elasticity, says a new study from South Korea.
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Great Danes: Elite athletes help Danish energy drink explain blood glucose message
While consumers are starting to recognise the importance of a stable blood glucose level the benefits are still often underestimated, according to energy drink brand State. So it is using its elite athlete ambassadors (tennis star Caroline Wozniacki, F1...
UPDATED: Recognised policy framework needed for infant formula and sports nutrition, urge SNE
A lack of specific EU rules for infant formula and sports nutrition products could lead to a lower level of protection for consumers increasing their risk of malnourishment according to a European industry association.
China's 'amazing industry growth' shows no sign of slowing...despite regulatory barriers
China's supplement market will continue to experience double-digit annual growth for the next couple of years, but longer-term success hinges on regulatory reform, says the executive director of Health Products Association – China.
Trends in Asia's sports nutrition sector: Lines blurring between sport and general wellness
From the rise of plant-based protein products to consumers taking nutritional products actively, the line between sports and wellness products has blurred.
Kiwi beverage industry open to taking Australia's lead in sugar reduction
Following the Australian beverage industry's recent commitment to a 20% sugar reduction across its portfolio by 2025, New Zealand's drinks sector says it is open to similar measures.