Sentence examples for reformulated products from inspiring English sources

Its spokesperson Richard Dodd said such chains offered a range of items to customers and had reformulated products to reduce fat, sugar and salt content.

The changes, the group says, include new and reformulated products that are healthier, products that are portion-controlled to have just 100 calories and the addition of "healthy lifestyle messages" on food package labels.

"As a manufacturer, are you willing to accept the tradeoff?" The process of finding suitable natural ingredients has taken nearly five years, Bakus says, but Nestle will finally start rolling out the reformulated products in the coming months.

C1 Drug Makers Ready for Ban A day after the F.D.A. said it would ban phenylpropanolamine, a common ingredient in cold remedies and appetite suppressants, many pharmaceutical companies said they had already reformulated products.

Online message boards like the Allergic Living Talking Allergies Forum offer commiseration and the latest news on companies that have reformulated products with no warning (the newish fragrance-free version of Burt's Bees baby shampoo contains sweet almond oil, the perfumed one does not), but there's no go-to database of safe cosmetics for people with food allergies.

In the past five years Nestlé has introduced 600 new or reformulated products in 48 countries, adding iodine, minerals and vitamins to water, yogurt, cereals and even ice-cream.So far, though, Nestlé has not done well with its most ambitious healthy product, a line of yogurts called LC1 that is meant to strengthen the immune system and improve digestion.

It allegedly used high-pressure sales tactics on doctors to transfer patients on to a slightly reformulated product, called Gaviscon Advance.

In 2010, Purdue Pharma won F.D.A. approval to market a reformulated product that had the same ingredients but was harder to break or crush.

If a supplement turns out to pose health risks, retailers can simply replace it with a reformulated product or a new brand, with little consequence, says Dr. Pieter Cohen, an assistant professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School who studies supplement safety.

Then he cut a deal with Chevron to trade his plant's dirtier gas for Chevron's excess reformulated product.

When applied to a trading environment, a continuous improvement strategy involves management, kaizen teams, and reformulated product teams, working together to make small improvements continuously.