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‘Risk averse’ EU industry shunning fermented food trend

Growing public interest in fermented foods in Spain and France is not being seized upon by European food companies and retailers because they are too “risk averse and conservative”, according to the author of a new report into the trend. from NutraIngredients RSS http://ift.tt/2mwPS22 via IFTTT

What connects crickets, coffee & mushrooms in a sustainable urban food loop? This Danish start-up's protein juice

Another month, another insect start-up? Maybe, but Danish firm Insekt KBH's apple, ginger and cricket juice is different: it's sustainable not only thanks to its ingredients but because it's produced in Copenhagen's self-sustaining urban food loop. from NutraIngredients RSS http://ift.tt/2l0TJTc via IFTTT

Can prebiotics rival drugs for exercise-induced asthma?

The ability of prebiotics to reduce exercise-induced asthma – a common ailment among elite and amateur athletes – is exciting the research and sporting worlds alike as a powerful drug alternative or adjunct. An ad hoc trial has already been undertaken by British Olympians. from NutraIngredients RSS http://ift.tt/2l0Sa7W via IFTTT

WHO questions UK institution over continued financial link to breast milk substitute industry

Experts from the World Health Organisation (WHO) have criticised the UK's Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health for its decision to continue accepting funding from breast milk substitute (BMS) manufacturers and setting an  “unfortunate precedent for other national paediatric associations”. from NutraIngredients RSS http://ift.tt/2kYEx8Z via IFTTT

Precedent setting: The development and legacy of the GOED monograph

The early 2000s were a time of health claims success and growing consumer awareness around the benefits of omega-3s, but concerns over quality in the sector spurred stakeholders to work together to create quality standards for the industry. The result was the “ precedent setting”  GOED Voluntary Monograph. from NutraIngredients RSS http://ift.tt/2lemfEk via IFTTT

Carbs ‘better than antioxidants’ to boost immunity and recovery after exercise: Australia review

Consuming carb-heavy bars or gels either during or immediately after intense exercise helps cut immune disturbances and can aid the body’s recovery, but there is insufficient evidence to support the use of ‘immunity boosting’ supplements such as antioxidants, researchers in Australia claim.  from NutraIngredients RSS http://ift.tt/2m3Q6xu via IFTTT

WHO questions UK institution over continued financial link to breast milk substitute industry

Experts from the World Health Organisation (WHO) have criticised the UK's Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health for its decision to continue accepting funding from breast milk substitute (BMS) manufacturers and setting an  “unfortunate precedent for other national paediatric associations”. from NutraIngredients RSS http://ift.tt/2m0hMXf via IFTTT

Bone broth sales more than tripled in 2016, albeit off a very small base

The bone broth category (shelf-stable and refrigerated) is pretty small in the scheme of things, but it’s growing rapidly, with US retail sales more than tripling to $19.7m in the 52 weeks to Jan 22,* fueled by a small but highly engaged set of health conscious consumers, Paleo enthusiasts and Whole30 fans, says one fast-growing player. from NutraIngredients RSS http://ift.tt/2m0gEDh via IFTTT

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Academics divided over vitamin D study claims of cold and flu protection

Vitamin D supplements could help prevent acute respiratory tract infections, including colds and flu, according to a study in  The BMJ.  But a linked editorial penned by academics from New Zealand and Scotland argues the results are  “not sufficiently applicable to the general population.” from NutraIngredients RSS http://ift.tt/2ll0xzd via IFTTT

Academics divided over vitamin D study which found supplements cut risk of acute respiratory infections

Vitamin D supplements can help prevent acute respiratory tract infections, according to a study in  The BMJ , but a linked editorial penned by academics from New Zealand and Scotland agues the results are “heterogeneous and not sufficiently applicable to the general population.” from NutraIngredients RSS http://ift.tt/2kVpErs via IFTTT

VIDEO: Meet Ms Ugene, the state-of-the-art Singapore robot testing TCM and food products

No errors, no mood swings, no sick leave, and she can process three sets of microbiological testing in 14 minutes. Meet Ms Ugene, Singapore’s first two-armed robot microbiologist helping Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), food and nutrition firms ensure the quality of their products. from NutraIngredients RSS http://ift.tt/2lm1fM8 via IFTTT

Revealed: The top five supplements taken by Chinese mothers…and why more needs to be done to increase their use

Dietary supplementation appears to be common among Chinese mothers during preganancy, but intake of folic acid is well below the recommended national and global guidelines, while the overall supplement intake level after giving birth is relatively low. from NutraIngredients RSS http://ift.tt/2lOIBth via IFTTT

Taiyo relocates ingredient storage to Germany

Japan-based food and functional ingredients player Taiyo has relocated its European ingredients storage facility to outside Hamburg in Germany to provide the industry with a smoother supply and better product safety. from NutraIngredients RSS http://ift.tt/2l28x5Q via IFTTT

Mead Johnson Nutrition agrees Reckitt Benckiser takeover

Reckitt Benckiser Group plc (RB) has signed a merger agreement with Mead Johnson Nutrition Company (Mead Johnson) under which Mead Johnson shareholders will receive $90 in cash for each share of common stock, valuing the total equity at $16.6bn. from NutraIngredients RSS http://ift.tt/2kSakdo via IFTTT

Czechs bust 33 food supplement ads

A total of 33 advertisements that did not comply with EU food laws were found during an investigation carried out by The Czech Agriculture and Food Investigation Authority last year. from NutraIngredients RSS http://ift.tt/2kEEtzb via IFTTT

Have thousands of facility registrations lapsed?

A quirk of the latest go round in the FDA facility registration process means thousands of foreign firms could find their registrations have lapsed, a leading consultant tells NutraIngredients-USA. from NutraIngredients RSS http://ift.tt/2k5RcYl via IFTTT

Czech's bust 33 food supplement ads

A total of 33 advertisements that did not comply with EU food laws were found during an investigation carried out by The Czech Agriculture and Food Investigation Authority last year. from NutraIngredients RSS http://ift.tt/2jIXtx0 via IFTTT

Gee Lawson merges with Lehvoss UK

Nutritional ingredients specialty distributor, Gee Lawson, has merged with Lehvoss UK allowing it to enlarge its international market reach effectively. from NutraIngredients RSS http://ift.tt/2k65QkG via IFTTT

DMAA sighted in Denmark

Long withdrawn DMAA-containing pre-workout supplement Jack3d has been targeted by the Danish Food Administration (DFA) after it was alerted to internet and Facebook sales. from NutraIngredients RSS http://ift.tt/2jZCemE via IFTTT