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New product roundup: The latest innovations in supplement delivery

New product roundup: The latest innovations in supplement delivery

By Asia Sherman

As industry and consumers trend towards supplements that prioritize convenience, sensory experience and improved bioavailability, product launches are increasingly leveraging advanced technologies (and even quantum physics) to deliver innovative formats.

Supplement delivery formats: What’s driving consumer choice?

Supplement delivery formats: What’s driving consumer choice?

By Lauren Nicolle

In a saturated supplement market, brands are increasingly diversifying their product portfolios, offering a range of innovative delivery formats, from popping crystals to sublingual pouches. But which formats are leading the charge, and which are falling...

European supplement regulations to watch in 2026

European supplement regulations to watch in 2026

By Lauren Nicolle

Last year, the supplement industry continued to face prolonged regulatory delays and ongoing safety debates, with developments largely characterized by the tightening of existing measures rather than the introduction of new legislation.

Inside Nature’s Way’s commitment to innovation and quality

Inside Nature’s Way’s commitment to innovation and quality

By Stephen Daniells

From efficacious formulations for sleep, stress and weight management to innovative delivery formats, Nature’s Way has a robust innovation pipeline, all of which is supported by state-of-the-art facilities and on-site testing labs.

Experts warn hemp bill threatens thousands of jobs

Experts warn hemp bill threatens thousands of jobs

By Cassandra Stern

The hemp industry is bracing for significant disruption as new federal regulations redefine THC limits and exclude certain cannabinoids, prompting the introduction of counter-regulatory measures to protect industry interests.

Longevity investors: Money is expensive, science and roadmaps matter

Longevity investors: Money is expensive, science and roadmaps matter

By Claudia Adrien

While the financing environment in the healthspan and longevity sector may not be as hospitable as it once was during initial hype-peak years, there are signals that money is still available for companies with strong science, realistic plans and...

Catching up with skin supplements: A round-up of the latest science

Catching up with skin supplements: A round-up of the latest science

By Asia Sherman

Within a global skincare market valued between $3.1 and $3.9 billion and projected to double by 2033, consumer interest in beauty-from-within and anti-aging solutions is creating new opportunities for the supplement industry to leverage natural...

Entrenching ergothioneine as longevity vitamin

Entrenching ergothioneine as longevity vitamin

By Asia Sherman

Emerging research continues to position ergothioneine—which up until recently was a fairly obscure dietary compound—as a longevity vitamin, one that is not required for short-term survival but perhaps essential for long-term health.

Catching up with supplements for kids: A round-up of the latest science

Catching up with supplements for kids: A round-up of the latest science

By Asia Sherman

Most pediatric supplement research has historically focused on correcting nutrient deficiencies or promoting growth and immunity, but the discourse is increasingly shifting towards how optimizing nutrition during critical early-life windows can influence...

UNPA’s Israelsen on the work behind an ODI 2.0 list

UNPA’s Israelsen on the work behind an ODI 2.0 list

By Stephen Daniells

With new information about how FDA views key dates with drug preclusion and efforts to eradicate self-affirmed GRAS, it is time to revisit the list of pre-DSHEA or old dietary ingredients (ODI), says Loren Israelsen, founder and president of the United...

Driving growth through science: Behind the scenes at Horphag Research

Driving growth through science: Behind the scenes at Horphag Research

By Lauren Nicolle

In 1925, chemist Charles Haimoff founded Horphag Research in Berlin. A century later, the company’s flagship ingredient, Pycnogenol, is included in more than 1,000 products with sales to end consumers exceeding $500 million. But what is driving the...

NAD+ market analysis: From hype to reality check

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NAD+ market analysis: From hype to reality check

By Afif Ghannoum, CEO, CPG Radar

The NAD+ supplement market is experiencing a dramatic transformation that reveals a fundamental shift in consumer behavior. While scientific curiosity about NAD+ has surged 133% since early 2024, actual purchase intent has collapsed by nearly half.

Mind health market targets rising consumer stress and fatigue

Mind health market targets rising consumer stress and fatigue

By Lauren Nicolle

The mind health market is booming, with data from Euromonitor revealing that supplements specifically targeting cognitive function and mood accounted for €940 million in Western Europe in 2025, or 8.3% of the total supplement market.

CDC layoffs put future of public health insights at risk

CDC layoffs put future of public health insights at risk

By Asia Sherman

The latest staff cuts at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention jeopardize future cycles of NHANES, a long-running survey that links diet and health behaviors to major health outcomes affecting millions of Americans.

Supplements 101: Understanding European health claims

Supplements 101: Understanding European health claims

By Lauren Nicolle

The European dietary supplement regulatory system can seem complex and difficult to navigate. Here, NutraIngredients+ breaks down the answers to some of the most commonly asked regulatory questions with insights from leading experts in the field.

Has Joe Wicks unfairly demonized protein bars?

Has Joe Wicks unfairly demonized protein bars?

By Olivia Haslam

Joe Wicks may have bitten off more than he can chew by targeting protein bars in his war on ultra-processed foods (UPFs). Experts weigh in after his new documentary broadcast.