Markets & trends

Supplement sector rising, ‘safety needs to evolve with it’

NI+Supplement sector rising, ‘safety needs to evolve with it’

By Asia Sherman

Growing supplement use, novel ingredients, personalized nutrition and digital health advice are challenging safety frameworks in a fragmented global regulatory landscape, prompting greater discussion about the tools needed to foster regulatory coherence.

People on the move: New nutra jobs of summer 2026

NI+People on the move: New nutra jobs of summer 2026

By Asia Sherman

The latest executive moves suggest a nutrition industry entering a more institutionalized and global phase of growth and professionalizing around scale, science and channel expansion.

P&G to acquire Thorne in premium wellness play

NI+P&G to acquire Thorne in premium wellness play

By Cassandra Stern

The Procter & Gamble Company (P&G) has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire dietary supplement manufacturer Thorne from L Catterton’s Flagship Fund, in a deal reportedly valued at $3.8 billion.

People on the move: New nutra jobs of winter 2025-2026

NI+People on the move: New nutra jobs of winter 2025-2026

By Asia Sherman

Recent leadership movements across the nutrition, dietary supplement and natural products sectors reflect an industry placing renewed emphasis on experience, scientific credibility and operational depth amid ongoing market and regulatory complexity.

Omega-3s: A year of ups and downs

Guest article

Omega-3s: A year of ups and downs

By Ellen Schutt, Managing Director, GOED

The year 2025 in the omega-3 industry—as well as across most industries—was characterized by uncertainty on a global scale.

NutraIngredients has a new look

NutraIngredients has a new look

By Stephen Daniells

Our site has moved to a new platform to improve your reading experience. Here’s what to look out for

Too little choline: A disadvantage in Latin America

Too little choline: A disadvantage in Latin America

By Asia Sherman

A new study reports that “an astonishing majority” of women of childbearing age across eight countries in Latin America do not consume enough choline, a nutrient particularly important for fetal development.

NutraCast: Biohacking cellular health via supplements that mimic fasting

NutraCast: Biohacking cellular health via supplements that mimic fasting

By Danielle Masterson

There is a wide array of clinical benefits of fasting such as improved mood and cognition, balanced immune responses, enhanced energy, improvements in heart and metabolic health, weight management and more. But anyone who has fasted knows that it can be...

The rise of exogenous ketones for athletic recovery

The rise of exogenous ketones for athletic recovery

By Stephen Daniells

Initially touted as acute performance aid, exogenous ketones and the supporting science are shifting towards opportunities for athletic recovery, a subject matter expert told NutraIngredients-USA.

Chr. Hansen review outlines HMO health benefits

Chr. Hansen review outlines HMO health benefits

By Nikki Hancocks

In a new systematic review, Chr. Hansen scientists have compiled data from 26 clinical studies on HMOs, concluding there is a wealth of evidence that these are well-tolerated modulators of the gut microbiome providing health benefits.

Don’t call it a comeback, chia’s been here for years

Don’t call it a comeback, chia’s been here for years

By Asia Sherman

Chia became a household name in the 1980s, popularized by the fascination with fur-sprouting animal figurines, but its use as health aid dates as far back as the Aztec and Mayan empires. Today, after a slight dip in the market, chia is back on the scene...

 Herbalife abruptly ousts CEO on heels of disappointing sales

Herbalife abruptly ousts CEO on heels of disappointing sales

By Hank Schultz

For the second time in recent years network marketing giant Herbalife has made an abrupt management switch, with board chairman Michael Johnson stepping in as interim CEO. The move coincided with a disappointing sales report that saw the company’s share...