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November 6-8, 2007  |  Exhibit Hall November 7 & 8  |  The Venetian & The Sands Expo  |  Las Vegas, Nevada
Educational Sessions

Tuesday, November 6, 2007
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Dietary Supplement

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Food/Beverage
Cosmeceutical
Tuesday, November 6, 2007

Session 1
Location: Murano 3201

Session 2
Location: Murano 3204

Session 3
Location: Murano 3301

Session 4
Location: Murano 3304

Noon-12:50pm


Dietary Supplement Funded Research at the National Institutes of Health
NIH is the nation’s premier medical research agency. Learn about major studies currently being funded, the types of studies NIH funds and how to locate this information on the NIH Web site. This session will also present information about the release of the Dietary Supplement Ingredient Database (DSID) for micronutrients in products reported in the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES). The DSID will facilitate assessment of vitamin and mineral intakes from dietary supplements as a complement to those nutrients provided from foods.

Moderator: Leila G. Saldanha, Ph.D., RD, scientific consultant, Office of Dietary Supplements, National Institutes of Health
Speakers: Traci Clemons, Ph.D., senior statistician, The EMMES Corp.; Joanne M. Holden, research leader, Nutrient Data Laboratory, U.S. Department of Agriculture


Sweetness Reception and Perception & Sweetness Technologies of Today and Tomorrow
Enabled by the sequencing of the human genome, tremendous progress has been made within the last five years in the understanding of sweet taste reception. While many questions remain about peripheral aspects of sweet taste signaling, sweet taste perception remains a topic with little fundamental understanding. Today, health and wellness concerns related to obesity, a consequence of the increasingly sedentary lifestyles in the western world, are leading consumers onward in a relentless search for great-tasting foods and beverages with reduced caloric content. Key enablers of such reduced-calorie products are noncaloric sweeteners. The advantages and limitations of non-caloric sweeteners of today will be reviewed and new sweetener technologies on the horizon will be discussed.

Speaker: Grant E. DuBois, Ph.D., director, ingredient and product sciences, The Coca-Cola Co.


How to Create Omega-3 Products that Exceed Consumer Standards
Technical issues are stalling omega-3 product launches as companies strive to address key sensory challenges. Attend this information-packed session to learn how two industry leaders are joining forces to help manufacturers launch successful functional foods and beverages with omega-3 fish oils. Learn the steps to avoiding costly and time-consuming formulation pitfalls, and how to overcome the challenges posed by specific applications. Attendees will also be able to sample a delicious treat containing omega-3 fish oils.

Speakers: Scott Backman, market development manager, functional food and food technology, Cognis Nutrition & Health; Greg Horn, senior director, technology and innovation, WILD Flavors Inc.


Formulating with Botanicals
When it comes to providing product benefits and claims, botanicals play an integral role. However, formulating challenges arise when attempting to make a safe, high quality and aesthetically pleasing product. Many factors impact botanical selection and formula base, including the botanical’s color, odor, source, formula base, efficacy, safety and stability. Learn a few of the challenges of formulating with botanicals, and discover solutions to address those challenges.

Speaker: Rebecca James Gadberry, president and chairman of the board, YG Laboratories

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