Health science company Sabinsa has announced it will be exhibiting its portfolio at this year's FIBO show, taking place April 16-19 at the Exhibition Centre Cologne, Germany.
This year's FIBO will place a particular emphasis on supporting active, holistically mindful lifestyles.
"The industry is undergoing a meaningful shift from products specifically designed for athletic performance to those that support an active lifestyle beyond the gym," said Shaheen Majeed, Global CEO and Managing Director, Sabinsa.
We anticipate strong interest in Sabinsa's clinically studied ingredients this year. Our team will be ready to discuss clinical data and how our ingredients can power the next generation of active nutrition products.
Visitors to the booth will be able to sample product concepts featuring Sabinsa's ingredients, including electrolyte and gut health drinks formulated with Cococin and LactoSpore, as well as gummies and shots.
Featured ingredients on the booth include the following:
- BioPerine: a patented black pepper extract, standardised for piperine, with a 30-year legacy of enhancing nutrient bioavailability
- Cirpusins: a patented, standardised extract from the dried rhizomes of Cyperus rotundus, clinically shown to aid in safe and natural weight management and support healthy lipid profiles
- Cococin: a GRAS-affirmed, high-potency micronutrient ingredient derived from green coconut liquid endosperm, freeze-dried into a free-flowing powder that helps maintain optimal energy levels
- Curcumin C3 Reduct: a super antioxidant for maintaining organ health, is a bioactive metabolite of curcumin showing cumulatively stronger activity compared to parent curcuminoids
- DigeZyme: a versatile, multi-enzyme digestive support blend for nutrient optimisation and management of
- DOMS (delayed onset muscle soreness)
- LactoSpore: Heyndrickxia coagulans (formerly Bacillus Coagulans) MTCC 5856, the popular clinically studied, GRAS, shelf-stable probiotic
- Sabeet: a standardised red beetroot extract containing at least two per cent inorganic nitrate, clinically studied to promote healthy blood circulation and significantly improve key markers of muscle quality and neuromuscular performance in postmenopausal women.