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Major dairy companies are buying into active nutrition, stepping up acquisitions and investments as they move deeper into a category historically dominated by specialist performance brands.
The Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) is inviting feedback from Food Business Operators (FBOs) on draft guidance about the use of general, non-specific health claims on food products ahead of tomorrow’s deadline (June. 19).
The European Commission has authorized Ingredion’s recently acquired patented prebiotic carrot-fiber, Benicaros, as a Novel Food, allowing manufacturers to use it in food supplements across the EU.
A short course of New Zealand blackcurrant (NZBC) supplements showed small improvements in certain strength measures and modest gains in some cognitive performance tests in resistance-trained adults, according to a study published in Nutrients.
Rem3dy Health, the Birmingham-based health-tech company behind personalized, 3D-printed gummy brand Nourished, has secured £14 million in fresh funding, valuing the business at £84 million as it accelerates global expansion and investment in AI-driven...
Adding TSI’s beta-hydroxy-beta-methylbutyrate (HMB) to a high-protein drink boosted muscle-building rates in older women and reduced muscle breakdown in both men and women, in new research published in Nutrients.
A mouse study from Mitsubishi Gas Chemical Company finds long-term supplementation with pyrroloquinoline quinone (PQQ) and its derivative imidazopyrroloquinoline (IPQ) could extend lifespan, delay declines in muscle function and slow visible signs of aging.
Short-term supplementation with a vitamin B12 (methylcobalamin)-based formulation from HTBA alters key markers of anaerobic performance and cognitive response in amateur cyclists, according to new research.
Most people are falling short on key nutrients needed for brain health across the life course, according to internal data presented by Holland & Barrett.
Monacolin K from red yeast rice has exposed how a single naturally-occurring compound can blur the line between food, supplements and prescription drugs across global regulation.