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  • Odwalla Garden Organics line makes retail debut

    HALF MOON BAY, Calif. — Odwalla has introduced a new line of vegetable and fruit juice blends.

    The Odwalla Garden Organics line includes carrot beet ginger, carrot apple berry and carrot apple mango varieties, all of which are certified organic by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and are not from concentrate, gluten-free and vegan. The beverages are available in 12-oz. PlantBottle packaging.

  • Wonder boosts wheat bread lineup

    IRVING, Texas — Wonder has introduced three new wheat breads that combine wholesome nutrition with the delicious taste of Wonder, the company said.

    New Wonder 100% whole wheat, honey wheat and wheat sandwich varieties are free of artificial colors, flavors and preservatives, contain 25% less sodium than traditional wheat breads and have zero grams of trans fat. The packaging for all of Wonder's new wheat varieties feature "nutritional notes" that clearly display important nutritional facts to help consumers make informed choices, Wonder said.

  • FDA approves new COPD drug

    SILVER SPRING, Md. — The Food and Drug Administration has approved a new drug made by Forest Labs for treating chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, the agency said.

    The FDA announced the approval of Tudorza Pressair (aclidinium bromide) for the long-term maintenance of COPD-related narrowing of the airways in the lung, also known as bronchospasm. The drug is an inhaled dry powder used twice per day.

  • Green Forest Nutrition introduces Gummy Owls

    SAN DIEGO — Green Forest Nutrition recently introduced a line of what it is touting as weight-loss gummies.

    Gummy Owls are made with konjac mannan, a yam fiber that is designed to promote weight loss. The gummies are available in cherry, lemon, and strawberry flavors and are sugar free. Additional information can be found on the company's website.

  • iWatchz introduces watch bands for iPod Nano

    NEW YORK — A line of watch bands that allows users to sport their iPod Nano like a watch has hit retail.

    iWatchz offers nine collections of Nano watch bands, all of which tout the iWatchz patent-pending clip system, offering a snug and secure fit for the iPod Nano. The bands range from vibrant silicone to soft-touch leather to stainless steel links to cater to every style-conscious music lover, the company said.

    Retailing for $24.99 and up, iWatchz Nano watch bands are available at various stores, including Target, Apple, Best Buy, Amazon.com and iWatchz.com.

  • FDA approves blood cancer drug

    SILVER SPRING, Md. — The Food and Drug Administration has approved a new drug for treating multiple myeloma, the agency said Friday.

  • Vitabath adds new line of fragrance mists

    PHOENIX — Vitabath has introduced a new line of lightweight fragrance mists.

    Vitabath’s fragrance collection includes both body washes and fragrance mists in 16 scents.

    Spa Day: Indulge, relax and de-stress with therapeutic scents.

    • Green tea and sage

    • Lavender chamomile

    • Cucumber and white tea

    • Citron leaves

  • Boldface Group inks fragrance license with Mario Lopez

    LOS ANGELES — Celebrity beauty licensing company Boldface Group has announced that its operating subsidiary, Boldface Licensing + Branding, has signed celebrity Mario Lopez in the fragrance category.

    The license includes scented ancillary products, such as deodorant, aftershave, shave cream, bath gel, body wash, body sprays, body lotions and body creams.

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