Seaweed-based supplement could combat antibiotics side effects
A compound derived from seaweed may help protect the gut microbiota during antibiotic therapy.
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What do US tariffs against India mean for botanical exports?
President Trump implemented 50% tariffs on goods from India 10 days ago in retaliation for India’s importation of Russian oil. According to the BBC, prolonged 50% tariffs could ‘shave off’ as much as 0.8% of India’s GDP.
Critical milk-based supplement ingredient faces regulatory, trade challenges
Products derived from nonfat milk solids, essential ingredients across multiple dietary supplement categories, are vulnerable to shifts in government regulations, trade agreements and export controls.
Nestlé considers selling supplement assets
Four years after Nestlé acquired the Bountiful Company for $5.75 billion, the Swiss conglomerate may be willing to divest itself of its vitamins, minerals and supplements brands.
TSI Group premieres on Shanghai Stock Exchange
Dietary supplement company TSI Group now has its initial public offering (IPO) on the Shanghai Stock Exchange main board.
Saffron, elderberry and melilotus combo may offer eye support
When combined, saffron, elderberry and melilotus could avert the progression of macular degeneration and several other eye conditions.
Husband platform offers men personalized supplement recommendations
A new platform harnesses men’s blood work and provides DNA-based guidance to inform them about the supplements they should take to improve their health.
FDA clears OmniActive’s Lutemax Free Lutein for infant formula
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has granted OmniActive Health Technologies GRAS (generally regarded as safe) clearance for the use of Lutemax Free Lutein in infant formula.
Vitamin B2 consumption may lower risk of H. pylori
A diet rich in vitamin B2 could reduce the incidence of a bacterium associated with various gastrointestinal conditions.
90-day pause on US-China tariffs: ‘Step in right direction’ for supplement companies
The United States and China agreed to a 90-day pause Monday on most of the tariffs they enacted against each other in recent months, a decision U.S. supplement trade organizations have said they welcome.