With Europe’s biggest nutraceutical event less than a month away, the NutraIngredients team takes a look at how Vitafoods Europe will be tackling one of the one of the hottest trends and fastest-growing market segments in the industry.
GOED director: ‘We need to start educating consumers about GOED’
GOED, an omega-3 industry trade group, is now offering its ‘Proud Member’ logo license to consumer packaged goods companies as part of its efforts to raise awareness about the group among consumers.
The hemp/CBD industry is being threatened by so-called synthetic cannabinoids that are flooding the market, attendees at a recent botanicals conference were told.
Female-specific sports nutrition has frequently performed 'atrociously' with some attempts even described as a 'blow for equality' as they've alienated women with 'condescending' messages.
Swedish-based Carbiotix continues to build on its gut health testing activities, having closed its latest funding round, bringing the total raised to date at €1m over the past 4 years.
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With Europe’s biggest nutraceutical event just a month away, the NutraIngredients team takes a look at what’s happening with one of the biggest global ingredients categories at the show.
The mass market is showing a strong interest in sports nutrition that offers soft textured and lower calorie protein bars, indulgent-tasting treats, BCAA’s, high fibre and new formats made for baking.
With Europe’s biggest nutraceutical event just a month away, the NutraIngredients team takes a look at how Vitafoods Europe will be tackling one of the fastest growing nutrition categories.
Sentiment analysis is an exciting tool that continues to evolve as artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning become more sophisticated. It is a precise science that can be used to aid new product development as well as for marketing and PR.
Australia now accounts for 22.3% of all supplements and health foods imported into China, taking the top spot from the US, which had a 20.4% share of the market in 2018.
Setting firm commodity prices will be one brick in the wall of a fully legitimized hemp industry. One company has set about doing so with a proprietary trading platform.
Chinese mothers are buying less infant formula via cross-border e-commerce, while the sales of other nutritional products for infants, such as calcium and vitamins, are increasing.
The world of hemp and CBD products sits at a critical moment in its history, much as the dietary supplement industry did a quarter century ago, according to one of the experts who was there at the birth of the industry.
