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  1. Commissioner Geoghegan-Quinn opens Teagasc Nutraceutical Research Facility Issued 19 Nov 2010
  2. IPFN joins Linked In Issued 19 Aug 2010
  3. The microstructure from Carrots could have an effect on the bioaccesability of Carotenes. Issued 16 Aug 2010
  4. Offer PhD position in seaweed bioactives Issued 11 Aug 2010
  5. Nature Journal special issue on Food Issued 29 Jul 2010
  6. Ultraviolet (UV) light lamps during storage increases phytochemical accumulation in Onions Issued 15 Jul 2010
  7. The mechanism of Heart Benefits of Olive oil being explored Issued 20 Jun 2010
  8. DHA might have a EFSA approval thanks to ALA Issued 17 Jun 2010
  9. Coca-Cola shows interest for polyphenol-rich beverages Issued 10 Jun 2010
  10. Effect of cooking and industrial processing on Polyacetylenes from Parsnips. Issued 9 Jun 2010
  11. Chilli Peppers might help you to keep you fit, and your horse! Issued 6 Jun 2010
  12. The European Food and Safety Agency negative to beta glucan immunity health claim. Issued 2 Jun 2010
  13. The Anti-Inflammatorily potential of Fruit and Vegetable Concentrates. Issued 31 May 2010
  14. Nutrigenomic Study supports the 5 a day recommendation Issued 27 May 2010
  15. Nora O Brien at the 6th International Congress of Pigments in Foods Issued 26 May 2010
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