RJ Reynolds Tobacco Company's Avoca division and Next Pharmaceuticals have partnered to develop proprietary dietary supplement ingredients, the firms announce March 8. Flagship Nextracts include the COX-2 anti-inflammatory Nexprofen and Relora, a phenolic complex for anxiety and stress. Others are Standardized Echinacea Purpurea Nextract with 4% phenolic compounds and four Standardized Saw Palmetto Nextracts containing 10%, 25%, 30% and 40% total fatty acids, respectively. The January agreement follows 18 months of R&D; the agricultural and extraction facilities are located at Avoca's 2,400-acre North Carolina facility. Next is courting large pharmaceutical and supplement companies as part of the ingredients' "roll-out" phase
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