Sugar on its way out, Cut through HABA greenwashing, 10 hidden gluten spots

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Add to Safe Sender List newhope360 Daily Natural industry news from supply to shelf August 29, 2013       On our radar As sweetener sales sour, what's the future for alternatives? Sugar is a public health crisis, and those who can't cut consumption will be on the hunt for the natural sweet stuff. Sate their palates with these five alternatives. Read More Advertisement Industry cross section Sweet death? 'Safe' sugar doses still toxic to mice New research from the University of Utah suggests that the sugar equivalent of three sodas daily hurts the lifespan and reproductive capacity of mice. Read More How to screen organic beauty products Cut through the greenwashing when stocking your health and beauty department by looking for these big clues along with proper certifications. Read More More GreenAcres in store GreenAcres Market, the 20-year-old family-owned chain of natural foods markets with stores in Wichita, Kansas City and Tulsa, is about to grow again. Read More Advertisement Commentary 10 hidden spots gluten may be lurking Natural retailers can help all those on the celiac spectrum be on the lookout for these sneaky gluten hideout spots that may not appear on label. Read More Advertisement Your health 25 healthiest, nutrient-dense foods Good nutrition may not cure disease, but a growing body of research shows it could do something even more powerful: help prevent it. Read More Most popular The cost of a plastic bag [infographic] Supps are up What's Whole Foods doin'? The scoop on protein, without the powder Does pet food transparency trump that of human food?   Advertisement Poll Tell us: What's the top reason people are taking omegas? Advertisement Today's takeaway "Though the American Heart Association recommends we consume no more than roughly 9 teaspoons per day, the average adult gets about 22 teaspoons and the average child ingests 32 teaspoons. The problem is, we're addicted. " — Read As sweetener sales sour, what's the future for alternatives? Advertisement Have a topic you'd like us to write about? Tell us ...

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