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Anuga 2019: Disruptive drinks and personalized nutrition out in full force
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14 October 2019
 
Anuga 2019: Disruptive drinks and personalized nutrition out in full force
In nutrition news this week, Anuga 2019 in Cologne, Germany was in full swing. Start-up Tranz used the showfloor to underscore how it bypassed EU regulations on CBD-infused beverages to debut its potentially disruptive drink.

Also at the show was a
variety of food and nutraceutical products designed to help consumers meet their skin health and wellness targets. Personalized nutrition was also in full force at Anuga, with the Nutrigenomix President noting that there is no going back to one-size-fits-all nutrition recommendations.

The Managing Director of GoodMills Innovation also highlighted that personalized nutrition is pushing sales of ingredients that target gut health. Meanwhile, Dr. Simone Frey of NutritionHub discussed the complexities of debunking fake nutrition news in light of social media. Also at Anuga was Blue Diamond Growers, which said that the based trend is boosting the almond business globally, particularly with an increased interest in almond milk, almond flour and almond protein.

A study from the Joslin Diabetes Center found that high levels of fructose in the diet inhibit the liver’s ability to metabolize fat properly. Meanwhile ADM released new clinical data affirming the safety and efficacy of a blend of probiotics when used as a coadjutant therapy to alleviate symptoms in psoriasis patients.

Beneo announced it is set to implement a 5 percent price increase on its functional fibers, inulin and oligofructose for food and feed applications. A new DuPont study uncovered some of the prebiotic mechanisms behind its product Care4U 2’-Fucosyllactose (2’-FL).
The ubiquity of hypertension is spiking the demand for research-backed nutraceuticals promoting coronary health. While hypertension is pegged as a major contributing factor in cardiovascular diseases, consumers increasingly seek natural, efficacious and safe agents in alternative therapeutic solutions. NutritionInsight spotlights the emergence of botanically sourced compounds in supplements for healthy blood pressure.
In nutrition news this week, The American Herbal Products Association joined leading trade associations to form an alliance to advocate for the US Food and Drug Administration to provide flexibility on the enforcement of new nutrition labeling rules. Meanwhile, the upcoming SupplySide West show, held in Las Vegas, US, October 15 to 19, will see an array of innovative releases.
Dutch start-up launches CBD and plant-based protein drinks at Anuga
No going back to one-size-fits-all recommendations, says Nutrigenomix exec
Ample space for ingredient companies in personalized nutrition arena
Organic brands fuse ingestible beauty with on-the-go formats at Anuga 2019
Debunking fake nutrition news could bring personalized nutrition to mass market

Plant-based trend boosts global almond business, says Blue Diamond VP
"Like adding extra fat to a diet": Study reveals fructose inhibits liver
ADM’s probiotic blend holistically treats psoriasis

Beneo: Rising regulatory demands push up functional fiber price
Study uncovers impact of DuPont HMO on gut microbiota and metabolite production
► Post-Brexit VAT overhaul could slash childhood obesity, says Chief Medic
► Newly-formed Phenolaeis develop’s "world's-first" Palm Fruit Bioactive Complex
► MitoCarn launches four targeted L-Carnitine solutions

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