Healthy foods

Starfish software addresses FSMA 204 compliancy

Starfish closes gap on FSMA 204 compliancy with reporting software

By Ryan Daily

Food traceability software provider Starfish addresses transparency requirements in the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) with technology that simplifies supply-chain data without food and beverage companies changing their current system.

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Mood food for mental wellbeing – How can industry capitalize?

Letter from the editor: What is the opportunity for mood-boosting foods, beverages?

By Elizabeth Crawford

Many Americans are eating their feelings or turning to drink to manage their mood, but that isn’t necessarily bad as innovative manufacturers leverage nootropics, adaptogens and botanicals alongside packaging and branding to create products that proactively...

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Mood food for mental wellbeing – How can industry capitalize?

Soup-To-Nuts Podcast: Consumers increasingly turn to food for ‘emotional wellness’

By Elizabeth Crawford

Emotional wellbeing is emerging as a top health concern for consumers across the generations, according to new research by the Hartman Group, which also found an increasing portion of people prefer to manage their moods with food, beverages and supplements...

Functional foods tap into relaxation, mood-support benefits

Mood food for mental wellbeing – How can industry capitalize?

Video: Relaxation, mood-support foods focus on the ‘other side’ of functional

By Ryan Daily

A good night's sleep could be a functional product away, as consumers swap their alcoholic nightcap for a nonalcoholic option or their favorite comfort food to ease their mind after a long day, Scott Dicker, director of insights at SPINS told FoodNavigator-USA...

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Mood food for mental wellbeing – How can industry capitalize?

Navigating regulatory claims for mood foods & functional ingredients

By Deniz Ataman

Brands marketing foods and ingredients for mood management must navigate a complex regulatory landscape by understanding functional claims, relying on strong scientific evidence and staying informed on emerging trends to market their products effectively...

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USDA funds $6m to boost healthy food access in underserved communities

By Deniz Ataman

USDA, in partnership with the Reinvestment Fund, has allocated nearly $6 million to improve access to nutritious foods in underserved communities across the country, reinforcing the trend toward healthy diets and potentially reshaping how brands and retailers...

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Unmet need in plant-based dairy revealed with rise of low-FODMAP diet

By Elizabeth Crawford

The influx of plant-based milk in recent years could provide relief and stability for consumers suffering from irritable bowel syndrome, but there remains a significant unmet need for clean-label, allergen-free options, according to one registered dietitian...

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Dietary Guidelines for Americans

DGAC recommends more repeated exposure to healthy foods for kids

By Deniz Ataman

The Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee (DGAC) recommended introducing a variety of fruits, vegetables and grains at appropriate ages does not adversely impact growth or increase obesity risk in young children.

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Olfactive Biosolutions harnesses food ingredients for weight loss

By Deniz Ataman

Olfactive Biosolutions' Protenx Weight Loss is a patented (US 12,102,664 B2) line of natural food ingredients and additives that target weight loss and blood sugar reduction that could help brands meet the growing demand for functional foods in the...

What's next for the gut health trend? GettyImages-PeopleImages

Gut health: What’s next for this major F&B trend?

By Donna Eastlake

Consumer demand for ‘gut-friendly’ foods and beverages is growing fast, and industry is innovating just as quickly to meet it. So, what’s next for this seemingly unstoppable trend?

Organic sales on the rise, but what strategy will grow them further?

Why shoppers are turning towards costly organic food and drink

By Nicholas Robinson

More consumers are buying pricier organic food and drink, despite continuing cost-of-living pressures, with sales expected to rocket as governments push to make organic farming central to future sustainability strategies.

Global population falls short on micronutrient intake

Global population falls short on micronutrient intake

By Asia Sherman

According to a recent analysis published in The Lancet, more than half of the world’s population consumes inadequate levels of micronutrients essential to health, including calcium, iron and vitamins C and E.

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