April 4th 2025
The cold-water dispersible curcumin ingredient HydroCurc addresses challenges for curcumin absorption and supports cognition function.
Probiotic Chewable Tablet Debuts at SupplySide West 2017
September 27th 2017The probiotic energy tablet the company is exhibiting at SupplySide West contains 2 billion CFU of probiotics per tablet, but the firm says it can also manufacture other probiotic chewables that contain up to 25 billion CFU probiotic/tablet.
New Slow-Release Caffeine Targets Athletes: SupplySide West 2017 Preview
September 26th 2017Lipofoods (Barcelona), a company specializing in microencapsulated functional ingredients for foods, beverages, and dietary supplements, is introducing a new, microencapsulated, slow-release caffeine ingredient targeting athletes at this week’s SupplySide West trade show in Las Vegas.
What Will It Take to Expand Probiotics’ Customer Base?
September 25th 2017“The key to continued probiotic growth is to expand the user base-have it go more mainstream,” says Dupont’s Megan DeStefano. “To do this, we need to attract new consumers through new and different benefits beyond immune and digestive health.”
Resveratrol Stars in New Nutricosmetic Dissolvable Film Strip
September 6th 2017The products in Nutrinovate’s Reserol nutricosmetic line combine Evolva’s new Veri-te resveratrol ingredient and Nutrinovate’s Functional Film Technology (FFT), a dissolvable oral film strip system that enables the resveratrol to be delivered to the body through the inside of the cheek.
New Extended-Release Caffeine Ingredient Makes Customizing Energy Products Possible
August 10th 2017PLT Health Solutions says that the new ZümXR targeted-release, liquid-stable caffeine ingredient was developed using pharmaceutical techniques that ensure the ingredient releases caffeine in a predictable, controlled manner.
Consumers Think Oral Supplements for Skincare Is “Normal,” New Lycored Survey Shows
May 8th 2017Ahead of the upcoming Vitafoods Europe trade show, Lycored says that a new survey the company conducted found that two-thirds of consumers now see the concept of taking a supplement for skincare as normal practice.