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Discover our Portfolio for 2026

ILSI Europe Scientific Portfolio 2026 Welcome note by Isabelle Guelinckx, ILSI Europe Executive & Scientific Director Europe stands at a pivotal moment. Demographic shifts, economic pressures, and societal change are reshaping our future. An ageing population and the growing burden of healthcare costs demand smarter, more sustainable approaches to preventing, diagnosing, and treating disease. Nutrition […]

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Celebrating World Microbiome Day 2025: Scientific Highlights from ILSI Europe

To mark World Microbiome Day, ILSI Europe is proud to acknowledge the achievements of its Prebiotics and Probiotics Task Forces, whose collaborative work continues to strengthen the evidence base for microbiome-informed health strategies. Our multidisciplinary Expert Groups tackle complex questions about the role of diet and supplementation in modulating the microbiome, translating scientific evidence into

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BIOFIN-EU Advances Biodiversity Finance Innovation at 2025 Plenary Meeting

LEIDEN, Netherlands – May 2025 – The EU-funded BIOFIN-EU project convened its annual plenary meeting at Naturalis Biodiversity Center, bringing together representatives from all 13 partners across 10 European countries to drive innovation in biodiversity finance. The three-day meeting marked a key milestone in BIOFIN-EU’s mission to develop the framework and technology that will make

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Experts Highlight the Immune Health Potential of Prebiotics

BRUSSELS, BELGIUM – Prebiotics and non-digestible carbohydrates (NDCs) are increasingly recognized for their potential to support human immune function, particularly in infants, children, and other vulnerable populations. A new comprehensive systematic review published by ILSI Europe synthesizes current evidence on how these dietary components influence immunity, infections, inflammation, and vaccine responses in healthy humans, while

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New publication highlights how pregnancy transforms the maternal microbiome

A newly published study in Gut Microbes, supported by the ILSI Europe Probiotics Task Force, sheds light on how pregnancy profoundly reshapes the maternal microbiome across multiple body sites. The research explores both natural, pregnancy-induced microbiota shifts and the emerging potential of targeted probiotic interventions. Key Findings: Gut microbiota: Hormonal and metabolic changes during pregnancy

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ILSI’s Six Sessions Accepted for IUNS-ICN 2025

We are thrilled to announce that all six sessions submitted by the International Life Sciences Institute for the 22nd International Union of Nutritional Sciences International Congress of Nutrition (IUNS-ICN) have been accepted. This prestigious event, set to take place in August 2025, brings together leading experts in nutrition science from around the world to discuss

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Global Experts Call for Harmonised Safety Assessments of Food Contact Materials

BRUSSELS, BELGIUM – Food Contact Materials (FCMs) play a crucial role in ensuring the safety and integrity of food products. However, regulatory requirements for FCMs vary significantly across different regions, posing challenges for global compliance and risk assessment. A new ILSI Europe paper addresses the areas for global harmonisation of risk assessment protocols for FCMs. 

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Food Allergy Task Force releases overview on Quantitative Risk Assessment for food business operators

ILSI Europe is proud to announce the release of the publication “Food Allergen Precautionary Labelling: A Risk-Based Approach – Overview for Food Business Operators,” developed by the Food Allergy Task Force. This concise and practical document aims to enhance understanding and application of Quantitative Risk Assessment (QRA) in food allergen management. Aiming for safer, more

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