‘Tough’ dairy industry hits Arla’s revenue
Arla Foods’s revenue has dropped 3.8% to £3.78bn (€5.12bn) during the first half of this year as a result of the globally declining milk prices creating a “tough” situation for the industry.
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Elderberry extract may improve obesity inflammation
Black elderberry extract may improve obesity-related metabolic disturbances like triglyceride (TAG) levels, inflammation and insulin resistance, research in mice finds.
Purple potato may pack cancer prevention punch - even after cooking
Anthocyanin compounds found in purple potatoes may help in the prevention of certain types of cancer, even after cooking, say researchers.
Maternal diet linked to risk of heart abnormalities at birth
A relatively healthy diet before pregnancy is linked to a lower rate of certain heart abnormalities in babies at birth, according to new research.
Could caffeine supplements boost your golf game?
A caffeine-containing supplement may improve golf scores and longer drives, according to results of a new trial from Auburn University.
Vitamin D increases muscle strength: Review
Vitamin D supplementation significantly increases upper and lower limb strength, a review of seven trials has found.
Arla boosts West African 'distribution backbone' with JVs in Nigeria and Senegal
Arla Foods has partnered with companies in Nigeria and Senegal to boost its "distribution backbone" in West Africa.
Vitamin K level not Vitamin E could be to blame for cancer links: Symposium
Diminished levels of vitamin K forms - not high levels of vitamin E - could be the key factor in prostate cancer links, a Stuttgart symposium has heard today.