Spotlight On… Probiotics for Use in Infant Formula - A China Outlook

Overview


Early life nutrition can inevitably affect a child’s growth and development and the gut microbiome plays a vital part in it. Current research still focuses on bringing infant formula closer to human milk, with some comprising probiotics. China is a major contributor to the global infant formula market. However, the once-booming market has seen growth slow due to decreasing birth rate, meaning infant formula companies are engaged in a heated race to find new growth drivers. Can bifidobacteria supplementation in infant formula help grow market success? Join our expert speakers as they discuss the market insights, regulatory framework, and scientific basis of bifidobacteria probiotics in infant nutrition.

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Speakers

Doris Huang
Doris Huang
Food Regulatory Consultant, Food Business Division
CIRS Group
Jane Li
Jane Li
Founder & Principal Consultant
Li, Page & Co.
Chyn Boon  Wong
Chyn Boon Wong
Assistant Manager, Marketing and Scientific Affairs
Morinaga Milk Industry
Takane Katayama, Ph.D
Takane Katayama, Ph.D
Professor of Microbiology
Kyoto University
Gary Scattergood
Gary Scattergood
Editor-in-Chief
FoodNavigator-Asia & NutraIngredients-Asia

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