NutraWomen Wednesday: Jaime Latzman, Chief People Officer, Thorne
The HR leader sat down to discuss leadership, workplace culture and the evolving role of HR in the wellness industry.
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Monster targets gray-market energy drink imports in ITC investigation
The U.S. International Trade Commission (USITC) has initiated an investigation into alleged gray-market imports of Monster Energy Company products following a complaint that certain imported energy drinks and their labeling infringe several of the...
Farm to factory: Inside Cepham’s vertically integrated approach to ingredient innovation
NutraIngredients visited Cepham’s experimental farm and two manufacturing facilities in northern India to see how the company is combining agriculture, extraction and in-house manufacturing to support sustainable ingredient development.
Coffee study reveals biological clues behind liver health benefits
A large UK Biobank study combining long-term clinical outcomes with MRI imaging and proteomic profiling is providing fresh insights on the biological mechanisms that may underpin coffee’s long-observed association with improved liver health.
NutraWomen Wednesday: Jill Truitt, president, GM, Bovita Health
Jill Truitt, president and general manager of Bovita Health, recently discussed her more than two decades in the consumer packaged goods industry and the company’s approach to launching a colostrum-based wellness brand.
Top trends shaping supplement purchases in 2026, according to The Vitamin Shoppe
Consumers are becoming more selective about the supplements they buy, placing greater emphasis on transparency, clinically studied ingredients and products that fit into everyday routines.
NutraCast: Liquid I.V.’s R&D chief taps nostalgia to drive hydration innovation
Hydration has evolved beyond simply replacing electrolytes. Today’s consumers expect products that are effective, enjoyable and emotionally engaging, prompting brands to rethink how functional beverages are developed and marketed.
NutraWomen Wednesday: Ritu Shah, CEO, ClostraBio
As a seasoned biotech executive with more than 20 years of experience spanning pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, gene therapy and microbiome innovation, ClostraBio CEO Ritu Shah shared she transitioned into the gut health space after seeing the potential...
June Launch Pad: Targeted life stage support, gut health and multi-benefit formulations dominate
This month’s launches highlight women’s health innovation as it becomes more specialized, moving beyond multivitamins into menopause, libido, lactation and healthy aging.
Mintel: Muscle, ovarian and gut health emerge as key pillars of women’s longevity
The women’s longevity market is moving beyond surface-level appearance and toward a broader focus on healthspan, resilience and function, according to new research from Mintel.