Trend tracker: Fish oil supply, innovation in ginseng, krill oil and more


Australia aims to take back Chinaโ€™s no. 1 health supplements exporter spot from the USโ€‹โ€‹

Australia is aiming to topple the US as Chinaโ€™s number one health supplements exporter โ€“ a title which it first held in 2018 โ€“ on the back of warming political relations and market-focused NPD.

Australia became Chinaโ€™s largest exporter for the first time in 2018, which continued three years in a row until 2020, surpassed by the US which was the top exporter prior to Australiaโ€™s takeover.

One of the ways in winning over Chinese consumers, is to design products specifically for them, said John Oโ€™Doherty, CEO of Complementary Medicines Australia (CMA). The CMA also led a team of six member companies to Shanghaiโ€™s Healthplex Expo between June 19 to 21, the first time it had done so since COVID-19.ย ย 

Fish oil supply to recover as 2024โ€™s first fishing season ends on a high note โ€“ GOEDโ€‹

The first Peruvian fishing season this year had ended on a high note, with oil yield expected to hit at least 75k tons, said industry body GOED.

Oil yields from this yearโ€™s first fishing season, which started on April 16, are likely to hit 75k to 85k tons. Peru typically produces about 150k to 200k tons of fish oil per year. The next fishing season this year is expected to take place in late October to December.

This is a contrast to last year, where the unusual warming of surface waters in the eastern Pacific Ocean due to El Niรฑo had moved adult anchovy biomass away from the accessible fishing areas, leading to low oil yield.

Krill oil NPD: China firms apply phospholipid omega-3 into adult milk powder and moreโ€‹

China companies are driving new innovation in the krill oil sector, with milk powder firm Beingmate (่ดๅ› ็พŽ) incorporating the phospholipid-bound omega-3 into adult milk powder and others combining it with multiple functional ingredients for specific health purposes.



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