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Supermoan: UK bans superfood claim

'Natural fast food' restaurant chain Leon has been ordered to remove the term ‘Original Superfood Salad’ from its menu after the UK Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) found it did not qualify as a brand name exemption under the EU nutrition and health claims regulation (NHCR). Legal experts examine the ruling. from NutraIngredients RSS http://ift.tt/2eV2NqX via IFTTT

Next Gen sequencing still not mature enough to use as standard botanical test method, experts argue

The hesitancy of the foodborne pathogen testing industry to adopt Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) for DNA tests is a signal that the technology is immature and needs further refinement before it can become a standard tool, the authors of a recent paper argue. from NutraIngredients RSS http://ift.tt/2f2am25 via IFTTT

Cranberry Products May Not Prevent UTIs

In female nursing home residents, cranberry capsules didn't affect infection rate Source: HealthDay from Dietary Supplements New Links: MedlinePlus RSS Feed http://ift.tt/2e4ymQU via IFTTT

Scouting out Europe's latest free-from innovation at SIAL

What are the latest free-from trends sweeping Europe? How is the mature gluten-free market staying innovative? And how much on-pack prominence should you give to free-from claims? FoodNavigator hit the expo floor at SIAL in Paris to find out. from NutraIngredients RSS http://ift.tt/2egt2aE via IFTTT

Indian carotenoid player enters Europe

Bangalore-based lutein and carotenoid specialist Katra Phyto has enlisted UK-based ingredient player and distributor Gee Lawson as its European partner. from NutraIngredients RSS http://ift.tt/2dN9hep via IFTTT

Review Says Calcium Supplements Won't Harm the Heart

Other physicians urge caution, however, and say these findings aren't conclusive Source: HealthDay from Dietary Supplements New Links: MedlinePlus RSS Feed http://ift.tt/2eFLJH0 via IFTTT

Could EPA omega-3 supplements help with PTSD?

Increased levels of the omega-3 fatty acid EPA (eicosapentaenoic acid) are associated with a lower severity of symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), says a new paper from Japanese researchers. from NutraIngredients RSS http://ift.tt/2dSLVT3 via IFTTT

French flavour firm buys nutrition partner

French flavours firm Robertet has completed its acquisition of melon extract producer Bionov, bringing products marketed to combat stress and cellulite into its portfolio.  from NutraIngredients RSS http://ift.tt/2eAeCCA via IFTTT

Senior spotlight: Tetra Pak taps into what beverage makers should know about this key generation

For the latest edition of Tetra Pak’s annual Consumer Generations Whitepaper series, the packaging giant interviewed more than 40,000 people and gathered insights from 27 different developed and developing countries, and found that the senior population (aged 60 years and older) is the fastest growing consumer group in the world.  from NutraIngredients RSS http://ift.tt/2eAhSOp via IFTTT

French firm seeks male fertility health claim

The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) is assessing a health claim linking a multivitamin, mineral and botanical mix and male fertility following an application from French firm Laboratoire Nurilia. from NutraIngredients RSS http://ift.tt/2e8DHWo via IFTTT

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Firm champions sports nutrition on another (genetic) level

Beverly Hills-based FitnessGenes is bringing its DNA-driven personalised nutrition concept to sportspeople at all levels – and has moved across the pond to the UK and Europe. Is the sports world ready for personalised nutrition? from NutraIngredients RSS http://ift.tt/2eyLIlG via IFTTT

Top 10 nutrition start-ups

Venture Scanner says 2016 is on pace to be one of the best years ever for health and nutrition start-up investment. We scan the most promising Venture Scanner ventures... from NutraIngredients RSS http://ift.tt/2dB2zXb via IFTTT

EFSA backs E for infants

The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) has extended its approval of a health claim for vitamin E and protection from oxidative damage for adults to include young children. from NutraIngredients RSS http://ift.tt/2djbrCl via IFTTT

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Brexit blasts British food industry boldness

Rising ingredient prices and a fall in product margins since the UK’s Brexit vote have seen confidence levels plummet, according to a new poll of food and drink manufacturers. from NutraIngredients RSS http://ift.tt/2esxfeS via IFTTT

Twitter storm blows up Alpro's dairy problem

Belgian manufacturer of plant-based dairy alternatives Alpro has been caught in a Twitter storm after it tweeted that a healthy diet consists of one third animal-based products. Disgruntled vegan followers referenced the company’s recent acquisition by dairy giant Danone as evidence of an ethically compromised company. from NutraIngredients RSS http://ift.tt/2d7NAFR via IFTTT

Calcium Supplements May Not Be Heart Healthy

Another study shows link to poorer cardiovascular health from the pills, but can't prove cause-and-effect Source: HealthDay from Dietary Supplements New Links: MedlinePlus RSS Feed http://ift.tt/2d77zVe via IFTTT

Americans Are Changing Their Supplements of Choice

Vitamin D, fish oil are in, multivitamins less so, study finds Source: HealthDay from Dietary Supplements New Links: MedlinePlus RSS Feed http://ift.tt/2d79I34 via IFTTT

ESSNA: Sports nutrition needs vitamin exemption

The European sports nutrition industry wants exemption from vitamin and mineral minimum levels required for some foods to claim healthy status – it says the levels are too high for many sports food consumption occasions. from NutraIngredients RSS http://ift.tt/2dGwSei via IFTTT

Schwarzenegger supplement latest agmatine sulphate reject

Malta has warned against using a MusclePharm workout supplement endorsed by Arnold Schwarzenegger following an investigation into its agmatine sulphate content concerning a total of 30 countries. The case is the latest to deal with the novel nitric oxide enhancer which is big in the US but unauthorised in the EU.  from NutraIngredients RSS http://ift.tt/2dFkKds via IFTTT

EFSA to consider green tea catechins safety

The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) will look at the safety of green tea catechins in a report that could confirm or clear up long-standing concerns over liver damage.  from NutraIngredients RSS http://ift.tt/2dQ1eyr via IFTTT

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Aker, Neptune reach landmark krill oil licensing agreement

The Thirty Years War that reshaped Europe featured myriad twists and turns. The Krill Wars have, too, with the latest being a final, formal burying of the hatchet between the two principal players, Aker BioMarine and Neptune Technologies and Bioressources. from NutraIngredients RSS http://ift.tt/2dR0NzK via IFTTT