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Navigating ingredient regulation: Key insights for maternal and infant health

Ingredient regulation in food supplements for maternal and infant health is imperative as novel food applications frequently prioritize approval at the expense of maternal and child considerations, according to a legal expert.

The Southern African Botanical Products Association (SABPA) symposium took place in Cape Town on Oct. 23. Image © Mlenny / Getty Images

Inaugural SABPA symposium: Ensuring access to and benefit sharing for Southern African botanicals

Over 80 stakeholders from government, academia and industry gathered recently at the first Southern African Botanical Products Association (SABPA) symposium to discuss best practices to successfully bring compliant ingredients to the world market.

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The first 1,000 days: Nutrition's role in early development

The first 1,000 days of life are essential for building the foundation of an infant’s cognitive, immune, and digestive health. How can HMOs support this developmental period?

Resveratrol and vitamin C reduces oxidative stress in postmenopausal women: Study

A new study showed that a combination of resveratrol and vitamin C increased the antioxidant capacity in postmenopausal women with insulin resistance by up to 33%.

Powering growth: Glanbia breaks business into two in Q3 financial update. Image/Glanbia

Glanbia splits business in shock reshuffle

Glanbia has split its business into two entities to boost performance in its “next growth phase”.

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Spotlight for success: 5 industry leaders on how industry awards can elevate a brand

Entering industry awards can help boost your brand’s credibility and visibility, as well as unlock opportunities in the market. Five NutraIngredients Awards Product and Ingredients winners reflect on their experiences.

Researchers found that coffee boosted exercise performance and post-exercise recovery of active individuals, but not their anaerobic performance. © Getty Images

Caffeine can aid post-exercise recovery, but not anaerobic performance – RCT

High caffeine consumption at 6mg/kg body weight significantly enhances skeletal muscle reactivity at rest, but did not improve anaerobic performance, according to a randomised crossover trial.

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A unique marine ingredient to support cellular health

Maintaining cellular health can be challenging as factors like oxidative stress and uncontrolled inflammation can damage cells and reduce immune function. Is bioactive supplementation the answer?