The company will be releasing its new 3C technology for omega 3 EPA and DHA at CPhI Worldwide.
On July 27, 2016, DSM Nutritional Products announced that it will be introducing its 3C technology for omega-3 EPA (eicosapentaenoic acid) and DHA (docosahexaenoic acid) at CPhI Worldwide 2016. The 3C technology delivers highly concentrated and customizable combinations of EPA and DHA for both pharmaceutical and food supplement applications. Visitors to DSM Nutritional Products at stand S310 during CPhI can learn about the omega-3 EPA/DHA status in individual countries. Prototypes will be available to demonstrate how the high EPA/DHA concentrations offered by 3C technology make it possible to achieve a much smaller capsule size.
Source: DSM Nutritional Products
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