Product ID: SQMIG35A2776
Report ID:
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Published Date: February, 2024
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In February 2024, The National Organization for Medicines (EOF), Greece, has banned the distribution and sale of an imported dietary supplement containing spirulina, citing excessive levels of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) exceeding legal limits. The decision affects the product “VITAMIR SPIROULINA 500mg” imported from German company OLYMP HANDELS GmbH.
In September 2023, American Public University System (APUS) has announced that the Spirulina Algae Group, part of the University's Supernova Search Group, has received a NASA research grant to study the use of spirulina, for growing plants in space environments.
In August 2023, the state government of Haryana, an Indian state, has said that it would introduce a spirulina-based product to combat malnutrition in children with a six-month pilot project planned in Nuh district. A study conducted by the Institute of Health Management and Research (IHMR), Bengaluru, demonstrated a reduction in malnutrition by administering spirulina to children for six months.
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Product ID: SQMIG35A2776