Ajinomoto to Introduce Cholesterol lowering Mayonnaise
Main Category: CholesterolArticle Date: 02 Sep 2004 - 15:00 PDT
'Ajinomoto to Introduce Cholesterol lowering Mayonnaise'
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Tokyo (JCNN) - Ajinomoto, a leading Japanese food product company, announced August 30 that it will introduce Pure Select Sararia, a new mayonnaise product, in the domestic market on September 10.
Approved by the Ministiry of Health, Labor and Welfare as a specified health food in August, the new product helps lower blood-cholesterol levels.
A daily 15-gram intake lowers a total cholesterol level, especially an LDL level, to a normal level, according to the company.
The product maintains a taste similar to regular mayonnaise products.
The company is aiming for sales of 3 billion yen ($27.3 mil) in sales in fiscal 2005.
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