The World Health Organization (WHO) emphasizes the need for precise and evidence-based health claims on probiotic food products. Currently, most countries allow only general health claims, such as "improves gut health," for probiotic-containing foods. However,...
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Combines spraying and freeze drying; the probiotic solution is atomized into a cryogenic medium and then freeze-dried. Emerging Encapsulation Techniques Interesting News . Jan 08, 2025Share Mail-bulk Linkedin X-twitter 1. Spray-Freeze Drying Description: Combines spraying and freeze drying; the...
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The first critical step in developing probiotics for food applications is isolating and identifying potential microorganisms. This involves advanced techniques like 16S rRNA sequencing for species identification, supported by both genotypic and phenotypic tests. The...
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Probiotic formulations have been a popular dietary supplement option for years, but achieving an effective product requires addressing specific challenges. One of the key criteria for success is optimizing the viability of probiotic cells within...
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Fermented foods and beverages have been a cornerstone of nutrition and preservation for centuries. In India, a rich diversity of fermented products like Sinki, Khalpi, Soidon, and Gundruk highlights the potential of leveraging traditional practices...
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The widespread use of antibiotics and environmental shifts have significantly impacted gut microbial diversity, increasing susceptibility to infections by drug-resistant pathogens. As antimicrobial resistance (AMR) continues to pose a public health challenge, recent studies highlight...
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Pet food labels provide valuable information about the ingredients used in formulations. Regulations require that ingredients be listed in descending order by weight, helping pet owners and veterinarians understand the product composition. Here, we’ll break...
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The family method combines elements of both formulation and feeding trials to substantiate nutritional adequacy claims for pet food products. This approach allows a product to be classified within a “product family” if it is...
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In the United States, pet food labels are required to provide a nutritional adequacy statement, indicating that the product meets established nutritional standards for pets. Since 1984, regulations mandate that any pet food labeled as...
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In pet nutrition, distinguishing between a “nutritional requirement” and a “nutritional recommendation” is essential for developing balanced and health-supportive diets. These terms, while related, serve different functions in formulating pet foods that meet physiological needs...
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