All news articles for December 2002

Antioxidants and genes

Antioxidants and genes

Scientists at the University of Southampton in the UK have received
funding to study whether genes can influence the benefits gained by
some people from dietary antioxidants. The team is hoping to find
out why some people benefit...

USP makes its mark

USP makes its mark

The United States Pharmacopeia has introduced a new certification
mark for dietary supplements, already visible on some products on
the market, the organisation said this week.

Nucleotides cartel punished

Nucleotides cartel punished

The European Commission continues to crack down on unfair
competition and punish the illegal activities with the news this
week that is has fined three companies involved in a food flavour
enhancers (nucleotides) cartel.

Nutraceutical boosts 4Q sales

Nutraceutical boosts 4Q sales

Nutraceutical International last week reported net sales for the
fourth quarter rose to $29.3 million from $24.6 million for the
same period last year, despite tough economic conditions. Strong
sales boosted net income for the quarter...

OleoMed launches new formulas

OleoMed launches new formulas

OleoMed America, a subsidiary of healthcare product distributor The
Pharmed Group, has added herbs and vitamins to its
pharmaceutical-grade olive oil to produce three new formulas
designed to fight weight, wrinkles and restless nights.

Supplement to boost memory?

Supplement to boost memory?

Researchers at Oregon Health Science University and the National
College of Naturopathic Medicine in the US are launching a clinical
trial to determine whether a dietary supplement, derived from
Bacopa monniera or Brahmi, a plant...

Road's End for cheese

Road's End for cheese

Vermont-based Road's End Organics has launched a line of dairy-free
cheese alternatives under the Chreese brand. The new Chreese
Packets, available in Mozzarella Style, Alfredo Style, Original and
Gluten-Free Original blends,...

Cheese under the knife

Cheese under the knife

Hispanic-style cheese made in Mexico may provide US scientists at
the Agricultural Research Service with a better scientific
understanding of how to improve the overall quality of cheese in
general.

USP sets up botanicals panel

USP sets up botanicals panel

The United States Pharmacopeia has set up a new advisory panel on
botanicals. The panel will advise USP's dietary supplements and
botanicals expert committee on historical background of botanicals,
identification, global regulatory...

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