June 27 to 29 in Westlake Village, California

2011 International
Berry Health Benefits
Symposium
Host Sponsors


CA Strawberries
ORBC
NC Research Center
OR Strawberry Commission
Blueberries

2011 Berry Health Benefits Symposium

Berries are increasingly viewed as having a profound impact against the diseases of aging including cancer, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and age related mental decline.

Are berries truly a superfood with health benefits for everyone? Hear the evidence at the 4th Biennial Berry Health Benefits Symposium.

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Why you should attend this year's symposium
  • Hear the newest research on berries and human health featuring advances in clinical, basic, and applied fields.
  • Learn what gives the dietary intake of raspberries, blackberries, blueberries, strawberries and cranberries a positive effect on human disease prevention.
  • Attend sessions on Heart Health, Metabolism, Cancer, Brain Aging, and Compositional Chemistry and Biological effects.
  • Attend the newest session "What Berry Health Means For You."
  • Meet and network with others involved in nutrition and health.
Who should attend this year's symposium
  • Scientific community
  • Berry packers and growers
  • Health and wellness professionals
  • CEO’s in the health conscious food industry
  • R&D specialists
  • Sales and marketing executives
  • Students
Symposium Highlights
  • Keynote Dinner – Speaker to be announced.
  • The So Cal Sweet Spots Berry Tour – An insider's look at the California berry industry
  • What Berry Health Means For You – Monday, June 27, 2011
        Sessions on:
        • Marketing to the Berry Health Message
        • Berry Research Trends — from the laboratory to the consumer
        • Labeling for Berry Health
        • Berry Health terminology for the layperson
  • Poster Session
    • Call for Poster Submissions: The symposium features a poster session allowing scientists to share their latest research findings. The most outstanding poster presented by a graduate student or post-doctoral fellow will receive a $500 award.

 

 

2011 International
Berry Health Benefits
Symposium
Host Sponsors


National Berry Crops Initiative
WRRC
Dole
Wild Blueberries
Cranberry Institute
Other Sponsors