26th March 2024 Foodomics / HVN
A cross-party commitment to science funding would prevent uncertainty and a loss of momentum in R&D in NZ, according to HVN Ko Ngā Kai Whai Painga chair Bob Major.
The legacy of the decade-long High Value Nutrition Ko Ngā Kai Whai Painga programme spans commercial interests, international markets and communities, according to director Joanne Todd.
Leaders from NewFish, Zespri, and Comvita will be taking the stage at High-Value Nutrition Ko Ngā Kai Whai Painga’s Foodomics 2024.
New Zealand scientists are leading what is said to be the world’s first long-term clinical trial into whether feijoa can help prevent type 2 diabetes.
Registrations are now open for Foodomics 2024.
Foodomics 2024 will be held at the newly-opened Tākina Convention and Exhibition Centre in Wellington next year.
A first-of-its kind study reveals the nutrients and bioactive compounds of NZ-grown stone fruit, with only minor differences from processing.
Eating two green kiwifruit a day can improve your sleep quality and mood, and leave you feeling refreshed in the morning, according to new research.
Meal kit company My Food Bag and online supermarket Supie have both become involved in a $4m research project to develop what is being described as a uniquely Kiwi wellbeing diet.
The national dietary intervention study aims to demonstrate how a local diet can tackle diabetes, heart and other noncommunicable diseases.
An eight-month project to explore the bioactive properties of Aotearoa cherries to better understand their potential health benefits has attracted research funding and is now underway.
A study to examine the effects of milk powder consumption on nutritional value and digestive comfort has received funding from the High-Value Nutrition Ko Ngā Kai Whai Painga National Science Challenge
The High-Value Nutrition National Science Challenge is contributing $980,000 into a Plant & Food Research led programme looking at native honey and what appeals to consumers.
Nut butter baron Pic Picot is pushing ahead with his mission to develop homegrown peanuts by bringing forward a project to support marketing opportunities for the spread.
Australian-listed Happy Valley Nutrition has signed a conditional agreement with North American dairy ingredient distributor, Burt Lewis Ingredients, for the supply of nutritional milk powders.
The funding will see the functional drink company deep dive into indigenous ingredients.
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