The future of ‘clean label’? Radically transparent and naturally healthy ‘Clean label’ is an industry term that speaks to consumer demand for recognisable ‘pantry cupboard’ ingredients. But, without a clear definition, the meaning of clean label is evolving. What other mega-trends will shape the future of clean label innovation?
Producing ‘clean label’ products has been a bellwether of food industry innovation for years. And while clean label may lack a clear definition, the consensus is it has a distinct meaning for consumers: ingredients they recognise back of pack.
But food innovators are working on shifting sands. Fickle public opinion is shaped by events and meeting elevated consumer expectations remains a moving target. The meaning of ‘clean label’ is a work in progress.
Jerri-Lynn here. It amazes me that one year into this pandemic, public health authorities are not already providing vitamin and mineral supplements to boost immune system function, not only for the elderly, but for everyone, and without relying on the rationale that such a course of action is necessary to boost the effectiveness of COVID vaccines.
By Margaret Rayman, Professor of Nutritional Medicine, University of Surrey, and Philip C Calder, Head of Human Development and Health and Professor of Nutritional Immunology, University of Southampton. Originally published at The Conversation.
If we’re going to rely on COVID-19 vaccines to bring an end to the pandemic, we need to maximise their effects. But one thing that risks undermining their protectiveness is nutritional deficiency, particularly in the elderly.
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Promoting Mental Fitness with Milk Phospholipids
01-Feb-2021
Constant high stress has impaired mental well-being and fitness, as many can attest. But there is a new natural, wholesome way to restore it.
Consumers more than ever view their well-being more holistically, including body, mind and spirit. This shift has been accompanied by a dramatic increase in attention to mental health during the past couple of years. In Euromonitor’s Health and Nutrition Survey 2020, respondents selected “mental well-being” as the top criteria for being healthy, surpassing the more traditional physical aspects such as weight management.