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With mushroom supplements growingly available and recognized by consumers for broad immunity and brain health claims, Hifas da Terra emphasizes the growing focus on clinically backed claims and traceable ingredients for health and wellness. The European biotech company recently launched its medicinal mushroom supplements on the US market.
The company’s solutions a...
Danone has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Huel, an international company offering complete, nutritionally balanced meal solutions. The French F&B company says the acquisition is in line with its Renew Danone strategy and will enhance its presence in functional nutrition.
Acquiring Huel will enable Danone to extend its portfolio into the Complet...
Nine laboratories are proposing cruelty-free alternatives to animal-based testing for protein digestibility in food labeling. Nutrition Insight speaks with the scientist whose team carried out tests using new methods to support this transition, as current US and Canadian regulations rely on using animals for specific food ingredient tests. The new me...
Little Spoon has entered the infant formula category with its new Organic Grass-Fed Whole Milk Infant Formula. The brand highlights its robust safety standards, noting that each batch of infant formula undergoes independent testing for more than 500 potential toxins and contaminants, including heavy metals, pesticide residues, and microbiological pathogens.
The co...
A study has found an association between ultra-processed foods consumption and infertility in US women. The patterns remained consistent when accounting for factors such as obesity and lifestyle.
The research team stresses that the findings reflect a larger problem than obesity and cardiovascular health from consuming ultra-processed foods.