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Two cups (500ml of milk per day is enough to maintain adequate vitamin D and iron levels in children aged between two and five, a Canadian study has
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The Chinese year of the dragon is shaping up as a boon for the New Zealand dairy industry in China, the head of a growing NZ-based infant formula comp
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Mission Foods is expanding its chip offerings with Mission Organics Tortilla Chips. The chips are available in three varieties — blue corn, white corn
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Australia’s National Heart Foundation and food giant Unilever have independently welcomed the new Australian Dietary Guideline’s message in support of
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Taiwan's Department of Health (DOH has announced that the initial tests conducted on baby milk formula imported from New Zealand have not shown any t
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Daily supplementation of algal DHA omega-3 may boost a child’s reading ability and improve behaviour, research finds.
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The success of sorghum grain products could be dependent on emphasizing health benefits, local sourcing, and the sensory profiles, suggests new data f
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Overweight and obese children have a high prevalence vitamin D deficiency, according to a new study published in the journal Pediatrics.
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Consuming two to four servings of oily fish, such as salmon, herring and mackerel that are rich in omega-3 fatty acids, may reduce the risk of stroke