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Growth Asia 2021: Join us live tomorrow for Healthy Snacking edition with expert insights from Mars and Dole By Gary Scattergood Our free-to-attend Growth Asia interactive broadcast series continues tomorrow with an edition on Healthy Snacking, where industry leaders from Mars and Dole will be among the high-level guests.
The series began two weeks ago and has previously featured editions on Healthy Ageing and Plant-Based Innovation and they are now available to view on demand.
Gary Scattergood, Editor-in-Chief of both titles and Regional Head APAC at publisher William Reed said:
“Across the region, the future growth potential is huge, as incomes continue to rise, urbanisation gathers pace, life expectancy increases and consumer demands rapidly evolve, not least due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The Hanjiao Group, a distributor of healthcare products for the middle-aged and elderly segments in China, has launched a new home care service platform for Chinese seniors.
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Yiyuan, a cloud-based online-to-offline service platform, connects merchants and consumers within the health and senior care industry. It leverages technology to provide more efficient and targeted home care services to groups of middle-aged persons, the elderly and people with disabilities in China.
Based on a press statement, the platform offers six services, including coordination with senior care institutions, home care services, housekeeping services, home appliance maintenance, senior socialisation and meal services.
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A new analysis called an evidence and gap map has mapped what we know about improving the functional ability of older adults living at home or in nursing homes, retirement homes, or other long-term care facilities.
A total of 548 studies were included in the map, which is published in
Campbell Systematic Reviews. The most common interventions studied were home-based rehabilitation for older adults and home-based health services for disease prevention, mostly delivered by visiting healthcare professionals.
Investigators found substantial evidence for interventions to promote functional ability especially related to basic needs and mobility in older adults at home, but few studies have looked at impacts on social participation, financial security, ability to maintain relationships, and communication. There were very few studies done in low and middle income countries.
Our free-to-attend Growth Asia interactive broadcast series continues TODAY with an edition on Plant-Based Innovation, featuring expert insights from Thai Union, Impossible Foods, Hero Protein and more.
The series began last week with two editions on Healthy Ageing, and they are now available to view on demand.
Gary Scattergood, Editor-in-Chief of both titles and Regional Head APAC at publisher William Reed said:
“Across the region, the future growth potential is huge, as incomes continue to rise, urbanisation gathers pace, life expectancy increases and consumer demands rapidly evolve, not least due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
“In fact, Asia is tipped to be the global driving force for growth across not only mainstream food and beverage products, but also functional foods and supplements. That’s why NutraIngredients-Asia and FoodNavigator-Asia will once again be shining the spotlight on how the industry can best navigate t