
Fish oil–derived DHA was found to be more effective than EPA at modulating blood lipids and specific markers of inflammation in a new human clinical study.

Fish oil–derived DHA was found to be more effective than EPA at modulating blood lipids and specific markers of inflammation in a new human clinical study.

FDA has determined Amarin’s Vascepa EPA omega-3 drug is eligible for new chemical entity (NCE) marketing exclusivity. Will it impact omega-3 supplements?

Contract testing lab OmegaVeritas says it has created the first third-party testing process to authenticate krill oil.

The new health claim applies to foods containing at least 0.5 grams of EPA and DHA combined.

KD Smart contains a 1:4 ratio of EPA:DHA.

A new study conducted by Frost & Sullivan explores how widespread daily use of omega-3 supplements among older adults would cut down on hospital events related to cardiovascular disease.

GOED also suggested certain populations should consume higher levels of EPA and DHA per day, such as pregnant and lactating women or people with high blood pressure.

From turmeric to resveratrol, which ingredients are showing promise for cognition?

The product from Newtricious, made from a patented formulation of egg yolk and dairy, contains lutein, zeaxanthin, and omega-3 DHA.

Kids aren't mini adults, and their nutritional and supplement needs are unique.

Research on dietary supplements for the elderly is progressing, but we can always use more of it.

A new meta-analysis finds that EPA and DHA omega-3 usage is associated with a reduction in symptoms of major depressive disorder (MDD).

Flexitech not only improves krill oil’s taste and odor but also allows Aker BioMarine to increase concentrations of krill’s health-promoting constituents.

Beijing Ginkgo Group (BGG; Beijing) is sharpening its focus on the astaxanthin market, spinning off its algae nutrition ingredients into a new subsidiary, Algae Life Sciences Inc.

Industry, take note! Dietary supplements of all stripes (herbal, botanical, vitamins, minerals, marine-based, and others) are the subjects of numerous NIH research studies and clinical trials this year.

A new meta-analysis suggests omega-3 supplement consumption is associated with a 58% decrease in the likelihood of early preterm birth.

The category is still notable, especially in global markets.

Many are pegging this year as the year for brain health.

With partnerships building around algae ingredients for food purposes, will we see more use of these ingredients in the near term?

As local, sustainable, and “clean” continue driving all markets in 2016, a few ingredients are standing out, says SPINS.

The supplements industry is surviving-even thriving-in a difficult year.

Researchers from the newly formed Antarctic Wildlife Research Fund embark on krill-based research initiatives that will further strengthen sustainable management of the fishery and the omega-3 ingredients industry as a whole.

The U.S. and European omega-3 markets decreased in value between 2013 and 2014, while the Asia-Pacific and South American markets grew.

Relizorb, a “first-of-its kind digestive enzyme cartridge designed to mimic the normal pancreatic function,” recently received FDA approval.

Will consumers accept algal oil as a cooking substitute?