Special edition: Exploring a new era for pet supplements
It is a truism in the pet supplement industry that if a supplement is useful for people there is likely an application for companion animals.
Archives for February 20, 2025
Pet mushroom consumption mimics human supplement trends
Whether it is a turkey tail blend or a combination that includes B vitamins, mushroom formulations for pets are abundant on retail and online stores.
PepsiCo tees up functional innovation with Gatorade & Propel
PepsiCo leverages Gatorade and Propel as an innovation platform to expand into more functional products while using recent acquisitions like Sabra to meet consumer demands for protein snacks
A diet supplemented with omega-3 may improve inflammation in obesity
An eight-week reduced-calorie diet implementing ideal essential fatty acid ratios, coupled with omega-3 supplementation, may improve inflammation and abdominal obesity, according to a new study.
Bayer expands nutraceutical offering with new menopause range
Bayer’s Canesten brand is entering the menopause category for the first time with its new product range, CanesMeno.
The Gut Stuff: “Health hacking is here to stay”
The Gut Stuff is helping consumers “hack their health in 100 days” with a new interactive app that gamifies improving microbiome health.
UPFs: The front-of-pack battle brewing in the snack aisle
Ultra-processed foods (UPFs) face mounting scrutiny as regulators push for transparency. Will front-of-pack labelling drive real change or just add red tape?
Singapore authority flags two Malaysia-made weight loss products
Singapore Food Agency (SFA) has flagged two Malaysia-made weight loss products for containing the banned substances sennosides and sibutramine.