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association for independent non-contract healthcare foodservice operators and their suppliers. http://www.hfm.org/ |
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serves the public through the promotion of optimal nutrition, health, and well being. http://www.eatrightillinois.org/ |
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http://wwwcsi.unian.it/coenzymeQ/ |
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Information on nutrition facts and guides, as well as food science, including food biotechnology and functional foods. http://www.ific.org |
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Aims to achieve national consensus on the identity, training, and certification of physician nutrition specialists. Has curriculum guide, mission objectives, funding sources, and board members. http://www.ipnec.org |
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For the study of problems of nutrition in the World. Information on grants, fellowships, and research projects. http://www.nestlefoundation.org |
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produces nutraceutical ingredients used in the health food industry. http://www.nutriscienceusa.com/ |
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Non-profit organization that promotes healthy eating based upon regional diet pyramids. Has list of food pyramids based on cultural eating patterns and programs for nutrition education. http://www.oldwayspt.org |
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A coalition of nutrition, health and consumer groups, urging newspaper, magazine, and website food editors and cookbook publishers to include the 'per-serving food facts' on every recipe they publish. http://www.per-serving.org |
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Health organization providing information about healthy lifestyles, ecology, sound nutrition, alternative medicine, farming, and organic gardening. http://www.Price-Pottenger.org/ |
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offers assistance to developing countries in improving the availability of nutritious foods. http://www.sustaintech.org/ |
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Trade association which advocates science-based information concerning importance of various minerals and vitamins in consumers diet. http://www.crnusa.org/ |
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your source for news and tips on how and why to enjoy more grain foods for better health. http://www.wheatfoods.org/ |
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works to promote the nutritional benefits of whey proteins. http://www.wheyoflife.org/ |
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promotes optimal nutrition and well-being for all people by advocating for its members. http://www.eatrightwisc.org/ |
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