A recent study conducted by researchers in the UK concluded that an emulsified cod liver oil boosted the uptake of EPA and DHA. Experts are divided about how the results might affect the marketplace.
And now the food lawsuits… General Mills sued over glyphosate residue post Monsanto $289m verdict
from FoodNavigator-USA.com
An apple supplement a day…Australian manufacturer targets APAC expansion with antioxidant products
from NutraIngredients-Asia.com
Maternal milk supplementation can benefit breastfeeding practice and child development: Abbott study
from NutraIngredients-Asia.com
Selling noodles to China: Low-GI food firm to ship US$11.5m of product with double predicted next year
from FoodNavigator-Asia.com
Tariffs will benefit competitors, drive manufacturing offshore, NPA to testify today
Regulation
Natreon says organic stamp on shilajit ingredient backs quality message
Suppliers
‘A major reset of the drivers for disease and health’: Protective effects of selenium + CoQ10 may persist for years
Research
China supplement firms under fire for exaggerating product benefits in advertisements
Markets
Practitioner channel firm first in US to use Orivo fish oil certification
Supply Chain Management
Elysium Health’s NAD+ supplement Basis gets NSF Certified for Sport
Supply Chain Management
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Survival of the fittest: Gut colonisation study could lead to gene-targeting probiotics
Probiotics
Nutritional psychiatry: Accessing the gut to address the brain
Probiotics
