News, Analysis & Insights on Nutrition, Supplements, and Health
The European Commission has confirmed that three traditional plant-derived ingredients are not considered novel foods, clearing them for use in dietary supplements across Europe.
Short-term supplementation with collagen peptides (CP) reduced post-exercise energy intake by 10% in 15 physically active females, according to a small study published in the British Journal of Nutrition.
The Advertising Standards Agency (ASA) has ordered Myota—a prebiotic supplement company—to remove two paid advertisements that made unauthorized medical and health claims for weight loss.
Brands are being urged to strike a balance between the rewards of increased consumer engagement and growing concerns over misinformation, regulation and public health.
New York-based Levelle Nutrition launched its Cycle Syncing Protein, the first protein powder intentionally developed to support the shifting nutritional needs of menstruating women throughout their cycle.
Ingredient innovation and demand for preventive health drive growth in the nutrition and snack bar category
South Korean regulator Ministry of Food and Drug Safety’s plans in recognizing sleep support claims for hydrolyzed milk protein and its import ban on 7-hydroxymitragynine (7-OH) supplements are some of the new updates in this round-up.