News, Analysis & Insights on Nutrition, Supplements, and Health
Special Edition: LATAM
Being among the most dynamic regional markets in the world with double-digit growth, and with an increasing consumer demand, Latin America offers plenty of opportunities for dietary supplement companies.
Special edition: LATAM
The dietary supplement market in Argentina is thriving despite import barriers and economic uncertainty caused by inflation, according to a recent report by Euromonitor. The forecast for the immediate future is continued growth, albeit it at a slower pace.
Special edition: Inside Europe's food supplements market
Eastern European nations need to take greater actions to combat contamination in food supplements, according to one expert on product testing for illegal substances.
Around 200 companies have joined forces under Nestlé’s ‘Alliance for YOUth’ to tackle youth unemployment in Europe.
Special edition: Inside Europe's food supplement markets
The trade group Food Supplements Europe (FSE) and UK pro-supplements lobby group Consumers for Health Choice (CHC) take differing views on Europe’s food supplements markets and what is best for them and consumers. We present them here…
Relaunching as an employee-owned company will help focus Twinlab on its mission of “reauthenticating” the brand in the natural channel, said CEO Tom Tolworthy.
Opponents of genetic modification say there is a new, potentially more powerful technology to contend with: synthetic biology. Purveyors of natural products who are concerned about this technique have coined the term for the way in which scientists have...
Special edition: Inside Europe's food supplement markets
The western and eastern European combined food supplements market will jump from €7bn to €9bn by 2018, according to Euromonitor International, with some markets set to double in value in that time.
Special edition: Inside Europe's food supplement markets
European sports supplements market is predicted to grow by 2.3% a year to 2018 as product awareness rises, say analysts.
A significant proportion of Scottish adults and children show evidence of low vitamin D levels, according to new data from the UK national diet and nutrition survey (NDNS).