Food Industry News

Niacin, also known as niacin, anti-skin disease factor, vitamin B3, and vitamin PP, is a type of water-soluble B vitamin.

• niacin
• Right-to-Know

he California-based non-profit research organization American Herbal Pharmacopoeia has announced a partnership with the Traditional Persian School of Medicine of Tehran Medical University (TUMS) to improve the quality of botanical medicines.

• TUMS
• chamomile
• standards

Australian e-commerce platform BuyNatural is working with local olive leaf supplement supplier Wellgrove Health to provide a series of immune-enhancing supplements for the domestic and Chinese markets to meet the growing market demand.

• Wellgrove
• BuyNaturals
• olive leaf

Spanish Food Safety and Nutrition Agency (AESAN) May 6th news: The Agency has learned from the Madrid Autonomous Region Health Authority through the Rapid Information Exchange and Coordination System (SCIRI)

• Spain
• food supplement
• ban

The crotonaldehyde plant of potassium sorbate raw materials started normally, the supply of raw materials is stable, the transportation capacity is normal.

• potassium sorbate
• food&beverage

British bioscience company OptiBiotix Health has launched SnackSmart Fruit & Fiber Gummies. As part of its health and functional snack product line, this product has digestive health and weight management benefits.

• OptiBiotix
• fiber
• digestive

Since mid-April, the market demand has significantly weakened, and some traders have begun to reduce prices and shipments. At the same time, some factories, such as Tianxin and Xinfa, have ex-factory prices A slight decline.

• vitamin
• Feed Additives

According to a new study, a common sweetener called stevioside has been linked to the potential improvement of a common condition called fatty liver.

• Stevia
• liver
• research

Food and beverage can also bring more delicate skin and less wrinkles. With the further increase of health-conscious consumers, foods for beauty and beauty provide new development opportunities for plant-based enterprises.

• Foods
• Artificial
• vegetable

Today, the first publicly released food fraud database in China is launched. The database is developed by SGS, an internationally recognized inspection, identification, testing and certification agency.

• Food
• Safety

New Korean studies on mice have shown that the combination of vitamin C and schisandra extract can enhance learning, memory and cognitive abilities.

• Schisandra
• Vitamin-C
• cognitive

The new coronavirus epidemic has affected the delivery cycle of some natural pigment and flavor manufacturers.

• flavor
• epidemic

American food ingredient company Ingredion launched the first polyol sweetener Erysta Erythritol to the confectionery and baking markets in Europe and the Middle East.

• Ingredion
• sweetener

A study published in "JAMA Oncology" by researchers at Vanderbilt University Medical Center shows that a diet rich in fiber and yogurt can reduce the risk of lung cancer.

• fiber
• yogurt
• cancer

The protein ingested by the human body can be divided into two categories: animal protein and plant protein.

• Asia-Pacific
• Seaweed
• Investment

In the past few days, Bangladeshi garlic, lentils, cardamom and dried chilies have risen in price.

• Bangladeshi
• spices
• prices

Recently, a randomized, controlled trial (RCT) funded by FANCL found that intake of camellia extract, mulberry leaf extract and chitosan can reduce postprandial blood glucose and triglyceride levels in healthy subjects.

• Camellia extract
• blood glucose
• FANCL

Recently, plant raw material producer Innophos Holdings has launched an Indian bark extract Oxyjun, which is mainly aimed at the active nutrition and sports performance market.

• bark extract
• nutrition

Markets and Markets market data show that from 2019, the CAGR of the plant protein market is expected to grow at a rate of 14.0%, and will reach a value of $ 40.6 billion by 2025.

• broad bean
• protein
• market

On April 27th, futures contracts for all spices in India (except coriander seeds) fell at the close. The country's traders said that the National Commodity and Derivatives Exchange's fennel seed contract closed lower, but the reason is unknown

• spices
• India
• outlook