Archives for December 16, 2024
23andMe VP discusses genomic data to promote health, longevity
The personal genomics and biotechnology company 23andMe recently launched its Total Health longevity platform which assesses metabolic, reproductive, immune and other health parameters.
Nutriterra gets Health Canada approval for plant-based omega-3 oil
Health Canada has approved Nutriterra Total Omega-3 as an ingredient in dietary supplements, allowing transgenic long-chain omega-3-rich canola oil to be marketed and sold as a novel total omega-3 oil.
NPA on 2024’s policy battles and what to expect in 2025
In this guest article, NPA’s Kyle Turk reviews an eventful 2024 and gives his association’s outlook for the industry in 2025.
Postbiotic Akkermansia shows potential for preeclampsia: Study
Pasteurized Akkermansia muciniphila (pAKK) may reverse the metabolic disturbances in preeclampsia and offer a safer alternative to live bacteria, according to animal data.
‘A true pioneer in the field of sports nutrition research’: Sports nutrition world pays respects to Roger Harris
Leaders in the sports nutrition field are paying tribute to the life and legacy of Professor Roger Harris, PhD, FISSN, whose “groundbreaking work on the beneficial effects of creatine and beta-alanine on athletic performance transformed the way athletes...
Across the Nutraverse: Coffee’s microbiome benefits, novel Akkermansia species, and more
Catch up with our weekly round-up of key news from across the Nutraverse.
UPF lawsuit threat: how likely is one in the EU?
A lawsuit in the US has targeted several large food manufacturers, alleging the products they make are designed to be addictive. Could such a lawsuit occur in Europe?
Beyond pads: Rael’s holistic menstrual cycle care business gains traction
South Korea’s Rael, which made a name for itself with organic sanitary pad products, is seeing growth opportunities in the area of holistic menstrual cycle care, including supplements.
Wellbeing200 debuts phytochemicals-containing premix powder to boost gut health
South Korean start-up Wellbeing200 has launched a powder product that claims to help the gut better absorb phytochemical ingredients when consumed with yoghurt, while enhancing its taste simultaneously.
Nutrachampion podcast
‘Rediscovered category’: Wellness’ growing importance in food, skincare firms strategies uncovered
Wellness and functionality are increasingly incorporated into food and beverages as well as the oral skincare space as companies seek to provide “value for money” products and tap on the first-mover advantage.