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IWMI-CEEW report highlights Odisha strengthens policy coherence in food, land, and water systems

IWMI-CEEW report highlights Odisha strengthens policy coherence in food, land, and water systems

The report highlights pathways for effective policy convergence to support India and other states in achieving the UN's Sustainable Development Goals The International Water Management Institute (IWMI) and the Council on Energy, Environment and Water

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Healthier diet important to support mental and physical health: Herbalife survey

Healthier diet important to support mental and physical health: Herbalife survey

Conducted by Talker Research, on behalf of Herbalife, the survey among 5,500 adults across 11 countries Herbalife, a premier health and wellness company and community released findings from its Asia Pacific "New Year, New Me" survey, which

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Arjuna’s low-dose Ashwagandha helps ease stress and anxiety

Arjuna’s low-dose Ashwagandha helps ease stress and anxiety

A new clinical study reveals Shoden Ashwagandha can help reduce cortisol levels and lower stress Nutraceutical innovator Arjuna Natural announced the publication of a new clinical study that highlights the positive effect of its proprietary Shoden brand ashwagandha extract

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Bangalore consumers prefer traditional and value-added dairy products: Godrej Jersey

Bangalore consumers prefer traditional and value-added dairy products: Godrej Jersey

Products like Curd at 83% and Ghee at 77% top the list As India observes National Milk Day, Godrej Jersey's Milk Report reveals Bangalore’s strong preference for milk and traditional and modern value-added dairy products.

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Promising study on low-salt fasting-mimicking diet for chronic kidney disease 

Promising study on low-salt fasting-mimicking diet for chronic kidney disease 

LS-FMD was found to significantly improve kidney function and cellular health in a pilot and pre-clinical study, suggesting new dietary avenues for treatment for CKD L-Nutra, the premier nutri-technology and health solutions company, shares pre-clinical and

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Lineage explores connection between food infrastructure and economic development

Lineage explores connection between food infrastructure and economic development

Research findings demonstrate how global supply chain infrastructure generates positive economic, social and environmental outcomes Lineage, the world’s largest global temperature-controlled warehouse REIT, announced the release of Economist Impact’s “Feeding the Future” report. Supported by Lineage,

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One in five deaths globally link to poor diet: Nutrition Index        

One in five deaths globally link to poor diet: Nutrition Index        

Alarmingly, close to a third of women of reproductive age and half of all children do not consume sufficient micronutrients ATNi has launched the fifth edition of the Global Access to Nutrition Index, which evaluates

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MicrobioTx unveils fingerprick-based test to profile gut microbiome

MicrobioTx unveils fingerprick-based test to profile gut microbiome

The commercial launch of MicrobioTx's GFT is supported by a grant from DPIIT through the Institute of Life Science, Bhubaneshwar MicrobioTx, a new-age gut microbiome company, announced the commercial availability of a Gut Function Test

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The George Institute case for enforcing WHO sodium guidelines in packaged foods

The George Institute case for enforcing WHO sodium guidelines in packaged foods

This study is significant because high sodium intake is a leading cause of death and illness worldwide The World Health Organization (WHO) has established global guidelines for sodium in packaged foods. A recent study by

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ICRISAT and SKUAST co-develop first cold-tolerant sorghum in J&K

ICRISAT and SKUAST co-develop first cold-tolerant sorghum in J&K

The partnership focused on promoting dual-purpose sorghum varieties that provide grain and forage Jammu and Kashmir, in northern India, will release new forage sorghum varieties in 2025, marking the first successful adaptation of this dryland