Kerry launches its first postbiotic ingredient for gut and skin health in both humans and pets
Kerry Group has announced the launch of a new rice-derived postbiotic ingredient, called Plenibiotic (Lactobacillus casei subsp. 327), that supports gut and skin health.
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Kerry Group (Beloit, WI) has announced the launch of a new rice-derived postbiotic ingredient, called Plenibiotic (Lactobacillus casei subsp. 327), that supports gut and skin health. According to the company, the ingredient is backed by scientific research and has been shown to tolerant to a diverse range of temperatures, environment, is shelf stable, and requires a minimal serving size for efficacy. Plenibiotic can be formulated for both humans and pets.
“Plenibiotic is an exciting step forward in how we can leverage science to proactively address some of the greatest concerns facing consumers today,” said Jordan Dow, vice president, Kerry ProActive Health, in a press release. “Part of our mission in bringing innovative and sustainable new solutions to market requires us to radically rethink the role supplements can play in consumers’ lives by focusing on ingredients that enable a more proactive approach to health and wellness. Plenibiotic is a perfect example of how we’re propelling the industry forward with premium, clinically-supported ingredients to deliver leading-edge health and wellness solutions”
Plenibiotic is Kerry’s inaugural offering in the postbiotic space.
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