In today’s health landscape, the importance of gut health cannot be overstated, especially for infants. Research has highlighted the differences in gut bacteria composition between breast-fed and formula-fed infants, emphasising the need for solutions that effectively nurture infant gut microbiota. Nevertheless, as more women enter the workforce, breastfeeding may not be feasible, so the challenge lies in developing alternatives that match the benefits of natural breastfeeding.
Join us for this insightful webinar where we will explore this developing landscape in more detail, taking a closer look at the bifidobacterium longum subsp. infantis M-63, which has been identified as a promising probiotic. With its unique ability to utilise human milk oligosaccharides (HMOs) – an essential component of human breast milk – M-63 presents significant potential for supporting the healthy development of the infant gut microbiota. This, combined with rising concerns over gut-related issues in infants, indicates an urgent need to research scientifically validated probiotics like M-63.
With expert input and analysis from GlobalData’s Fiona Dyer, Principal Analyst – Consumer Food and Drink, and Morinaga Milk, a leading provider of a dairy company and leader in probiotics research, attendees will gain a better understanding of:
- The global trends and themes in the infant-food market in 2025
- The higher colonisation potential and safety of M-63 and its impact on infant gut health, including regulatory approvals and quality assurances
- Its practical applications in infant food products
Join us for this engaging and informative session that promises to equip you with valuable insights and practical tips on M-63. Register now to secure your spot and stay ahead in the field of infant gut health.