Jennifer Grebow

Sibelius Natural Products (Oxford, UK) discussed why its Sibelius Sage ingredient is reinvigorating sage as a nootropic ingredient.

The new ingredient, Curcugen, is said to be a 100% natural, water-dispersible curcumin ingredient.

At Vitafoods, Naturex will highlight a number of botanically based sports nutrition concepts.

Prinova will be conducting demo tours to showcase its ingredients and custom formulations in the form of some of the nutrition industry’s hottest concepts.

The need for K2 supplementation is prevalent, and K2 suppliers are doing their best to increase the presence of K2 in the dietary supplement market

If you’re selling a plant-protein product, you might want to make sure that your marketing isn’t so narrow that it leaves out what ultimately is turning out to be the driving force of the plant-based protein market: flexitarians.

At SupplySide East, representatives from Evolva discussed the latest developments for the company’s resveratrol ingredients.

Suppliers of black seed oil for the nutritional market are carving out their territory early on with branded black seed ingredients that draw a line in the sand between them and the rest of the market.

Sabinsa’s worldwide president Shaheen Majeed underscored the greater metabolic health implications of ForsLean beyond just weight control.

At April’s SupplySide East trade show, Vidya Herbs (Fullerton, CA) highlighted its new ceramide ingredient derived from the konjac plant (Amorphophallus konjac) for the nutricosmetic market.

Experts in packaging, branding, and design provide tips on effective packaging for today’s dietary supplement market.

Are natural products still patentable? A federal circuit’s decision in a recent high-profile court case gives comfort to natural product marketers that they may indeed be able to, under the right circumstances, patent their natural products.

The XtraPro Seasonings line is available in customized flavors and in dairy- or plant-based protein options.

There is no singular sports nutrition shopper today. For sports nutrition brands, this fact is as exciting as it is challenging.

The company has added six nuggets offering even higher protein content and less sodium, as well as an expanded array of shapes.

The beauty-from-within market is growing up.

Norman “Ned” Sharpless, MD, has been appointed acting FDA commissioner following the announcement by current FDA commissioner Scott Gottlieb, MD, that he will resign his post shortly.

Within five years, the company aims to have 50% of its product portfolio for cosmetics composed of “new ingredients and solutions that do not yet exist.”

GT-Fort is suited for oils, snack foods, bakery products, sauces, and dressings.

The private-label program includes such flagship ingredients as LJ100 tongkat ali, ParActin Andrographis paniculata, Bergamonte citrus bergamot, and MaquiCare maqui berry extract.

Informed-Choice is a quality-assurance certification for sports nutrition products.

The mixer/reactor is especially designed to suit temperature-critical formulations of medium to high viscosity under stringent vacuum/pressure constraints.

According to Naturex in a press release, "a 300-mg dose of Turmipure Gold delivers more curcuminoids in blood than 1500 mg of standard turmeric (containing 95% curcuminoids) with or without black pepper extract.”

The ingredient is certified USDA Organic by QAI.

This new review paper is a component of a campaign to raise awareness of the unique health impacts of vitamin K2 and thus the need for an RDI specifically for vitamin K2.

The single-use format makes it easy and convenient for consumers to carry their omega-3 supplements on the go.

The line from NP Nutra (Gardena, CA) includes adzuki bean, barley, broccoli, green pea, lentil, and radish.

Oceanix is said to be rich in antioxidant enzymes, including superoxide dismutase (SOD), as well as essential fatty acids, vitamins, amino acids, and minerals.

FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb is resigning from the agency, effective in a month.

Stevia ingredient supplier PureCircle (Chicago) sought to show that its next-generation steviol glycosides do not negatively impact microbiome health in humans of all ages.