Read about the major trends and controversies in China's supplement industry, regulatory changes in Australia, top nutraceutical markets in APAC to watch this year, and more in our 10 most read APAC nutrition stories for January 2019.
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Read about the major trends and controversies in China's supplement industry, regulatory changes in Australia, top nutraceutical markets in APAC to watch this year, and more in our 10 most read APAC nutrition stories for January 2019.
Click through the gallery to see them all.
Nestlé is furthering its foray into the A2 milk sector, having most recently launched the world's first A2 milk powder for mothers in China.
Australian supplement and health good manufacturers have expressed concerns over potential sales losses, following changes to Aussie country-of-origin labelling laws.
As we enter 2019, we spoke to brands and industry experts, who revealed five key trends expected to shape APAC's supplement and nutraceutical sector in the coming year.
Probiotics and e-commerce are two of the most prominent priorities for Chinese consumers when it comes to dietary supplements, according to a Mintel report on 2018's top supplement trends in China.
Australian regulator the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) is advising "extreme caution" when purchasing health supplements online, after discovering cancer-causing contaminants in a Chinese herbal cough product.
The Chinese authorities will study the cigarette labelling system and consider its use for the labelling of health foods this year.
The industry can expect to see a boom in China's functional gummy market as the regulatory environment relaxes, according to Chinese supplement manufacturer Sirio Pharma.
With its booming population and growing middle-income group, APAC is the region to watch for supplement and health food growth. In our exclusive feature on which markets to keep an eye on, we feature sports nutrition in China, probiotics in South East Asia and healthy snacking in the Middle East.
From manufacturing restrictions to infant nutrition and cross-border e-commerce rules, we bring you three regulations and policies that will influence the APAC nutraceutical industry in 2019.
