Folate and genistein cut disease risk, study finds
Maternal supplementation of a mixture containing folic acid and vitamin B12 or genistein had a positive result on reducing disease susceptibility in newborn mice, a study reports.
Archives for September 6, 2007
Investigation launched into citric acid dumping claims
The European Commission has launched an inquiry into allegations that Chinese suppliers are dumping citric acid onto the market and causing material injury to the European industry.
Soy isoflavones could reduce infant mortality
A soy isoflavone used in soy infant formula could reduce diarrhea in infants, according to a new study, and thereby save lives in developing countries.
Saw palmetto drought drives prices up, raises supply questions
Saw palmetto prices are set to soar following a drought in Florida, leaving further room for low-quality or fake products to enter the market, says Valensa International.
PepsiCo jumps on functional bevie bandwagon
PepsiCo is joining the trend for mainstream beverage companies looking to invigorate their sales with increasingly functional offerings, such as vitamin waters.
Commission wins over Germany in garlic supplement ruling
The European Court of Justice's opinion to not allow Germany to label garlic supplements as a medicine has been seen as a fine example of the intended use principle winning out.