Expert to explore the evolution and growth of esports
University of New Haven’s executive esports director will analyze how the sport has made its way from basements to academia.
Archives for January 27, 2022
Probiotics may reduce the risk of pre-term birth: Study
A combination of probiotics may significantly reduce the rate of recurrent spontaneous preterm delivery (sPTD), says a new study from Japan.
Trade groups dial up pressure on FDA for resolution on NAC issue
Trade organizations have filed documentation with the US Food and Drug Administration bolstering their assertion that the Agency acted arbitrarily and illegally when it ruled that NAC is not a legal dietary ingredient.
Royal Society report questions impact of misinformation on consumer opinion
A new report looking into the internet’s role in shaping people’s engagement with scientific information finds that while misinformation is prevalent online, the extent of its impact is questionable.
EU titanium dioxide ban enters into force: what happens next?
The EU ban on titanium dioxide has created harmonisation across the bloc for food and supplements, but the colour is still legal in the UK as well as in medicine products, plus there is the challenge of reformulation.
Dried goji berries could protect against age-related sight loss
Eating a small portion of dried goji berries on a regular basis could delay the development of age-related macular degeneration (AMD) or prevent it altogether among healthy middle-aged people, according to a new study.
Alt Protein Watch: Asia as cultured seafood epicentre, new mealworm protein markets, plant-based wagyu in ASEAN and more feature in our roundup
Asia as cultured seafood epicentre, new mealworm protein markets, plant-based wagyu in ASEAN and more feature in this edition of Alt Protein Focus.
Formulation challenges overcome: Danone’s Souvenaid launched in powder format for price, portability, convenience
Danone has launched a powder version of medical nutrition drink Souvenaid, citing price, portability, and convenience as the key considerations behind the innovation.
Toddler nutrition: Researchers call for ‘clear and stringent’ regulations in Australia
Researchers in Australia are calling for an overhaul over the regulations for toddler foods, claiming that 74% of products are ultra-processed, and that there has surge in discretionary snack launches over the past 25 years.
Sweet sustainability: Australian Honey Ventures set foot in Kuwait and UAE with medicinal range
Australian Honey Ventures is set to launch its medicinal honey brand, Real Good Honey, in Kuwait and UAE this March, with plans to expand further into the Middle East.
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Probiotics and beyond: Digestive health category buoyed by prebiotic growth and emerging ingredients - Watch
Prebiotics other functional ingredients, including mandarin peel extract, are creating new product development opportunities in the digestive health category – alongside ongoing innovation with probiotics, according to industry experts.