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Ganeden BC30 gets Mexican regulatory approval

By Stephen DANIELLS

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Ganeden BC30 gets Mexican regulatory approval
Mexico’s Federal Commission for Protection Against Health Risks (COFEPRIS) has approved the use of GanedenBC30 (Bacillus coagulans GBI-30, 6086) as an ingredient for food and beverage enrichment.

“Mexico’s government has instituted a number of health initiatives to promote better education regarding proper nutrition and healthier eating habits,”​ explained Laura Colin, Latin America Business Development Manager of Ganeden Biotech. “The sale of junk food has been banned from schools, and television advertising of high-calorie foods and high sugar content beverages has been restricted to specific hours. Mexicans are becoming increasingly health conscious and are interested in functional foods and beverages,”

“Probiotics are currently used in many dairy products throughout Mexico, but the product options with GanedenBC30 are virtually limitless. We are very excited to offer GanedenBC30 to the Mexican population and provide them with access to innovative food products that deliver digestive and immune support.”

Mike Bush, Senior VP of Ganeden Biotech, added: “Mexico is a significant market within Latin America, where the population is already familiar with the benefits of probiotics​.

“The recently issued health initiatives provide a great deal of opportunity for probiotic innovation within the Mexican functional food and beverage industries; and we are eager to introduce the unique formulating capabilities of GanedenBC30.”

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