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Archives for April 22, 2022
What supplement companies need to know about new FDA allergens guidance
A new FDA draft guidance on food allergens lays out the factors the Agency will use to evaluate the risk posed by substances beyond the nine major allergens now on or soon to be added to the list.
Novel infant-derived probiotic shows promise against malnutrition
A standard milk-based therapy fortified with a specific strain of gut bacteria may reduce inflammation in the infant gut and promote weight gain in infants with severe acute malnutrition, says a new study.
CBD list chaos continues as FSA extends deadline to allow more companies to seek approval
The deadline for companies wanting to submit its CBD products to be approved for sale has been extended by the Food Standards Agency (FSA).
Harvard and MIT team engineer LBP to protect gut from antibiotic dysbiosis
Harvard and MIT researchers have suggested an engineered live biotherapeutic (eLBP) may protect the gut microbiome against antibiotic-induced dysbiosis.
Creation of UK network set to transform ageing research
The launch of a new UK interdisciplinary network will transform ageing research and help redefine immune therapies for older people.
Regulatory round-up: New Zealand, India, South Korea, Taiwan in the spotlight
This round-up will feature the latest regulatory developments in APAC, from New Zealand’s health benefit claims coverage to India’s new nutra policy that is said to be beneficial for new product development and imports.