The Health Marketing Team in the UK has released the Health Claims Special Report. The report entitled “How to communicate health benefits successfully with or without Health Claims” outlines rules of success for your brand. A snapshot of the report is available here. You can purchase the full presentation, including a private webinar with Peter Wennstrom…
UK Health Claims Special Report Read More »
Agreement on the broad outlines of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) is an important step towards a high-quality free-trade deal that will benefit New Zealand exporters, Deputy Prime Minister Bill English and Trade Minister Tim Groser say. Leaders of the nine countries in the Trans-Pacific Partnership…
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EU beekeepers face being driven out of business by a European court ruling that pollen must be listed as an ingredient of honey. The judgement by the European Court of Justice means that all jars of honey may have to be relabelled to show that they contain pollen, which manufacturers will have to prove is not genetically modified…
European court rules beekeepers must prove GM pollen is not an ingredient of honey Read More »
Recently the Ministry of Economic Development released the MED commissioned Coriolis Report on the nutraceuticals and functional foods industry. Download the report here…
NZ Nutraceuticals & Foods for Health Report Read More »
Recently NPNZ participated in the Nutrition Business Journal (NBJ)/IADSA global survey therefore NBJ has kindly allowed us to provide you with the cover story from the November/December issue of NBJ…
Global nutrition industry- the trends and updates Read More »
Driven by dreams of being the next Mark Zuckerberg or Larry Page, Kiwi technology exporters can get obsessed with chasing the ‘new new thing’ that everyone wants. Like reef fish, chasing that great ‘blue ocean’ opportunity that will leapfrog your competitors, build a huge company that brings fame and fortune…
Weirdos and nobodies: finding your niche Read More »
When you come up with a new recipe, patent protection is seldom the next step in your thought process. But it probably should be. As with any invention, a recipe that passes the legal tests for patentability can be given patent protection. Patents can be applied to ‘recipes’ across many industries, from food manufacturing and animal nutrition through to non-edible compositions, medicaments, and chemical and biotechnological technologies…
Patents can be key ingredients in any recipe for success Read More »
An extra 140 undergraduate students will be funded to do research and development projects for New Zealand businesses this summer, Science and Innovation Minister Wayne Mapp has announced…
$2.4 m for research interns for business this summer Read More »
Download the 2011 presentation by the TGA on GMP audits here…
TGA’s GMP Audits – Trends and observations Read More »
New Image is sponsoring a Bioscience Enterprise student, Ellise Woon, who is doing a thesis on science academia / industry collaboration. Ellise would like to speak to industry / academia on the topic academic researchers working on dairy bioactives (eg: milk lipids, antimicrobial, probiotics etc.) – challenges working with industry, feasible stages of engagement…
Science academia / industry collaboration – thesis participation sought Read More »
