FTC begins refunding consumers in false memory claims case
The Federal Trade Commission has begun refunding more than $355,000 to consumers who bought what the agency ruled to be a deceptively marketed ‘memory improvement’ product
Archives for April 18, 2018
Study grant to open new door for antioxidants in role of lessening CVD risk in diabetic young women
A research study that is just getting under way will look at the effects of antioxidants in maintaining vascular health and lessening cardiovascular disease risk among younger women with Type 1 diabetes.
Algalif taps on Iceland’s positive image among consumers to make its astaxanthin stand out
Among the many natural astaxanthin players on the market, Icelandic company Algalif is betting on a sustainability message, as well as the positive images of its home country, to stand out in the crowd.
Multivitamins for kids: ‘To solve insufficiencies and deficiencies, standard formulas have a place’
Trade groups are advocating for multivitamins to be eligible for government programs like SNAP or WIC. Should there be a standard definition as to what can be called a ‘multivitamin’?
Herbalife strives to standardise Asia services with opening of new Malaysia centre
Herbalife has opened a new shared services centre (SSC) in Malaysia, with the direct-selling firm stating it will support the growing demand for nutrition products in the region, and help standardise its services.
Olive oil backing: Academics back new online resource to promote health benefits
Academics, nutritionists and pharmacist have given their backing to a new an online resource dedicated to increasing awareness of extra virgin olive oil and other olive products, and to combat 'misinformation' about fats and oils.