Ingredients designed to enhance food and beverage products, while helping women achieve optimal health and weight, hold an increasing edge in the marketplace
December 1, 2013
Women have complex nutritional needs that change over time. Perhaps for similar reasons, women tend to read food labels more than men do.
Ganeden Biotech’s GanedenBC30 makes a warm probiotic beverage possible, because it can survive heat, cold and other conditions that destroy most probiotics.
November 1, 2013
Ganeden Biotech and Tipton Mills’ Probiotic Coffee received the inaugural SupplySide Insights Award for Probiotic Coffee at the recent SupplySide MarketPlace in New York.
A new study, published in the Journal of Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition, demonstrates for the first time that InFat, a high beta-palmitate fat blend, provides beneficial effects for the health and well-being of formula-fed infants.
Diets severely low in fiber and health-promoting microbes have been proven to contribute to the decline of gastrointestinal microflora and the associated increase in digestive ailments during the last two decades.
College students, who took probiotics had shorter, less severe colds than students who did not take the beneficial microorganisms, U.S. researchers found.
A 2012 Prepared Foods’ survey explores challenges to functional foods’ success and investigates
attitudes toward nutritional components, such as omega-3s, probiotics, protein and antioxidants, as well as phytosterols and fruit- and vegetable-based ingredients.
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