Blood sugar ingredients: What’s new?
Eriocitrin, found in Eriomin, is a glycoside commonly found in lemons that appears to regulate blood sugar levels by improving insulin sensitivity Read More »
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Coronavirus: Changes, challenges and opportunities in the supplement space
With the cancellation of Expo West and the many other coronavirus-related dislocations, natural products companies are scrambling to adapt. Read More »
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Functional Sweet Fiber
Ingredients by Nature (IBN) has announced the launch of MonkFiber, a functional, sweet fiber from the pomace of the monk fruit. Read More »
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Ingredients by Nature has launched a functional, sweet monk fruit fiber ingredient
MonkFiber offers more than 70% dietary fiber, is 100-250 times sweeter than sugar, and contains zero calories. Read More »
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Flavonoid Extract Gains Steam with Science & Patent Success
IBN President Rob Brewster said it’s onward and upward for the latest in a long line of flavonoid products developed by his family's company. Read More »
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MonkFiber, a Sweeter, Fiber-Packed Sugar Alternative
We wanted to make the most of the whole spectrum of benefits that come with monk fruit,” said Rob Brewster, president of IBN. Read More »
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Fiber focus: IBN uses pomace of monk fruit in new functional ingredient
The launch of MonkFiber comes at a time when sugar reduction and dietary fiber enrichment are in the spotlight. Read More »
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Ingredients by Nature launches MonkFiber™ ingredient
MonkFiber makes up more than 70 percent of the daily total recommended dietary fiber and is 100 to 250 times sweeter than sugar. Read More »
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Ingredients by Nature Earns Patent for Use of Eriocitrin in Blood Glucose Formulations
Ingredients by Nature has gained approval from the USPTO on a patent for the use of eriocitrin in ingredient formulations, such as Eriomin. Read More »
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IBN receives patent approval for eriocitrin to support blood glucose management
Ingredients by Nature (IBN) has gained patent approval for the use of eriocitrin in its ingredient formulations, including Eriomin. Read More »
