New China infant formula rules finally introduced, global firms seeking much-needed stability By Cheryl Tay 07-Feb-2018 - Last updated on 07-Feb-2018 at 03:22 GMT Facebook Twitter Linkedin Email to a friend China's new infant formula laws have finally come into force, 18 months after the proposals were unveiled, sparking regulatory uncertainty, market volatility, and a frantic dash to meet the more stringent regulatory requirements.Read the full story here January's top 10 stories New China infant formula rules finally introduced, global firms seeking much-needed stability Chocolate beverage boosts cognitive function when combined with exercise Herbalife's new personalised nutrition programme, Gene Start, debuts in South Korea Swallowable sensors could revolutionise understanding of nutrition's impact on gut health Australian hemp food and CBD supplement firm in $20m stock exchange listing: CEO interview How the Australian government can help boost soaring supplements sector and nation's health in 2018 – Part 1 Honey with hemp: Australian supplement firm and NZ mānuka supplier target global US$2bn market Māori manufacturers and researchers unite to develop anti-diabetes functional foods for Asia BioCeuticals backs immunity magic of medicinal mushrooms with new supplement range Probiotic and broccoli combine to fight colorectal cancer cells: Singapore study Prev 1 2 3 4 5 … 11 Next
