Editor's Spotlight
High cost of ‘health foods’ helps drive malnutrition: Study
The high prices of healthy foods, coupled with an abundance of cheap unhealthy foods, remains a prime contributor to malnutrition globally, warn researchers.
Archives for July 26, 2019
Making the case for personalized nutrition
University of Minnesota study sheds more light on how similar foods have different effects on different people
Evidence is mounting suggesting that the bacteria in our guts respond differently to foods, even though they have similar nutritional content.
How Unilever is driving the digital conversation: Relevance, quality, segmentation and targeting
Anglo-Dutch consumer goods giant Unilever is focused on developing connections with consumers through its digital strategy which is focused on four key planks: relevance, quality, segmentation and targeting.
Tour de France puts ketones under the spotlight
Major ketone ester manufacturers are reporting booming business as pro cycling’s biggest race courses through the French countryside and mountain ranges.
Personal trainers driving NPD: Japanese gyms to sell protein powder for women developed by instructors
A new brand of protein powder designed by personal trainers is being launched in Japanese gyms, especially for the female sports nutrition market.
Danish authorities find no banned substances in sport supplements sample
Food authorities in Denmark could find no evidence of banned substances contaminating a sample of sports supplements and products in the latest clamp down of rogue traders by Danish regulators.