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|Articles|January 24, 2012
Beneo to Host Euro Conference on Prebiotic Fibers, Functional Carbs
The program includes various presentations on scientific and regulatory affairs.
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By way of its Beneo-Institute for scientific and regulatory research, the Beneo Group will host a second European Scientific Symposium, specifically focusing on
Beneo’s symposium will feature presentations from academic experts on emerging science and regulatory approaches to these food ingredient categories, including:
- Physiological importance of carbohydrates with a low glycemic response for the human body
- Options to reduce the glycemic properties of food
- The effects of the European legislation in light of EU Health Claim regulations
- New perspectives on what constitutes healthy human gut microbiota
- The role of prebiotic fibers in weight management and infant nutrition
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