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As weight loss drugs reshape the weight management conversation, legacy brands like Bragg are positioning science-backed, natural alternatives to capture shifting consumer demand.
As KAL Vitamins marks 93 years in business, the brand remains one of the longest-operating pioneers in the U.S. supplement industry. Founded during the early days of vitamin science, KAL helped shape standardized mineral supplementation and played a role...
When CEO Irene Rojas Stanbury could not find relief for her own perimenopausal symptoms, she decided to create the solution herself. Teaming up with her mother, Dr. Maria Stanbury, a gynecologist with over 30 years of experience, they developed SEASON34,...
A recent ruling could have dramatic implications on pricing, supply chains and the overall competitive landscape of Hard Empty Capsules.
Megan Styke, senior director of sales at Kerry and co-founder of B2B Builder, brings nearly two decades of experience from the food, beverage and supplement industries.
Smart water cooler company Bevi is accelerating its growth by tapping into a new, high-traffic market. After weathering a near-existential threat during the pandemic, the company is emerging with a broader footprint —and driving momentum by tapping into...
Data science and AI solutions provider Tredence said AI is changing how businesses operate and even think, with retailers going from being ‘just a retail company’ to certified technology companies.
Mouth pouches have emerged as one of the fastest growing CPG categories, signaling a major trend in nootropics as consumers seek functional ways to boost performance—sans nicotine.
When Julie Dennis Fox stumbled upon a Goldenseal (Hydrastis canadensis) pamphlet as a teenager in Los Angeles, something clicked. The plant’s chemical constituents and history of traditional use sparked a commitment that would shape her entire career.
With a growing consumer shift toward health-conscious lifestyles, the market is seeing an increasing selection of caffeine alternatives. Despite the recent rise in options, new research has found that certain consumer segments want it all.