Kyowa Hakko’s IMMUSE gains non-GMO status, while Cognizin takes on new forms

Published: 27-Jun-2024
Ingredients Regulatory

The company has seen the expansion of Cognizin into new forms, including functional chocolates and gummies

Kyowa Hakko USA has advanced the credentials of two of its flagship ingredients: Cognizin and IMMUSE. 

 

IMMUSE

IMMUSE, the company’s proprietary immune health product, has achieved Non-GMO Project Verified status, assuring brands and consumers that the functional ingredient meets the Non-GMO Project’s standard for GMO avoidance.


Cognizin

Cognizin, Kyowa Hakko’s premium form of citicoline, has now been launched in several new formats. 

The smart chocolate from InfiniWell features the functional ingredient, allowing consumers to support their overall cognitive function while indulging in a treat.

Focus Buddies L’OLLY Pops from Olly have also recently hit the shelves, providing a convenient and unique way to support focused attention.

Cognizin has also been included in Goli’s Matcha Mind and Astreas Ultra chocolate supplements.


Vice President of Operations for Goli, Paula Sandoval, commented on Cognizin’s incorporation into Matcha Mind: "Cognizin’s scientifically backed benefits align perfectly with our commitment to offering efficacious, health-focused products. This partnership allows us to provide our customers with solutions for supporting cognitive
health."

Attendees of IFT FIRST can visit Kyowa Hakko at booth #3142 to discuss the benefits and applications of both Cognizin and IMMUSE with the company’s team of experts.


 

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