Probiotics again show potential for IBS relief
Daily supplements of Lactobacillus plantarum 299v may reduce the symptoms of Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) like abdominal pain and bloating, says new research from Institut Rosell.
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Randomness may be key to reduced sugar products
Uneven distribution of sugar in a food may allow formulators to reduce the sugar content of foods without detrimentally affecting the sweetness of the finished product, Dutch researchers report.
Nutter’s soda tax shelved as Philadelphia passes budget
Philadelphia City Council has shelved a proposed soda tax in the state, as it passed a $3.9bn budget on Thursday.
Consumers trade off health in on-the-go snacking
On-the-go consumers tend to take a ‘debit/credit’ approach to the snack items they choose, suggesting that health will often take a back seat, according to a new survey.
Comax sweetness enhancer responds to lower-sugar demand
Comax Flavors claims to have ‘set a new standard’ for sweetness enhancers for foods and beverages with the latest addition to its Max FlavorLab range of enhancers.