
Sirio will be showcasing its new soft chew capabilities, highlighting the advantages of soft chews compared to other alternative dosage formats.
Sebastian Krawiec is Editor at Nutritional Outlook.

Sirio will be showcasing its new soft chew capabilities, highlighting the advantages of soft chews compared to other alternative dosage formats.

Aquanova will highlight clinical validation for its NovaSOL Curcumin ingredient for mobility, and NovaSOL Q10 for energy as well as introducing its NovaSOL White Label initiative, offering a portfolio of ready-to-market dietary supplements incorporating the company’s micelle technology and clinically validated ingredients such as curcumin, astaxanthin, CoQ10, and Boswellia, in both softgel and liquid capsule formats.

The presentation from Douglas Kalman, PhD, RD, FISSN clinical associate professor in the Dr. Kiran C. Patel College of Osteopathic Medicine at Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale, FL, co-founder of Substantiation Sciences and the International Society of Sports Nutrition (ISSN) focused on nootropics and the relationship between nutrition, cognitive health, and sports performance.

While California Senate Bill 646 threatens to hurt the reputation of prenatal supplements, clarifying language in S.B. 862 prevents onerous testing and disclosure requirements for supplements.

In its response to the citizen petitions, FDA has reversed its stance that NMN was not a dietary ingredient.

At The Outlook on Active Nutrition, Sara C. Campbell, associate professor and director of the Department of Kinesiology and Health at Rutgers University, explored the dynamic interplay between gut health, exercise, and brain function.

The partnership between Nutrafol and MLB will start in the 2025 Postseason and extend into the 2026 regular season with campaigns that include fan experiences and testimonials from players and other baseball personalities.

With the launch of Tylenol’s Proactive Support Line, it’s clear that joint health ingredients have the potential to capture a huge audience, but their results need to be fast-acting and tangible.

Building muscle is important, but maintaining it is crucial as one ages. As a result, there is a growing demand for ingredients that help preserve muscle to help maintain an active lifestyle and quality of life.

The systematic review from AHRQ did not find a large body of evidence to suggest omega-3 intakes confer demonstrable advantages, and that there is too much heterogeneity and bias in the existing literature.

Interview with Susan Hewlings, PhD, who will be speaking at The Outlook on Active Nutrition, an upcoming conference hosted by Nutritional Outlook.

Consumers have complex feelings about how their food is sweetened, and concerns about overly processed foods will increase demand for novel, clean-label sweetener solutions.

Nutritional Outlook's managing editor, Sebastian Krawiec, sits down with Sara Campbell, an associate professor in the Department of Kinesiology and Health at Rutgers University. Campbell will be presenting about the microbiome and brain health at Nutritional Outlook's upcoming conference, The Outlook on Active Nutrition.

Nutritional Outlook's managing editor, Sebastian Krawiec, interviews Rahul Roy, a senior retail insights manager at SPINS. Roy will be presenting about market research at Nutritional Outlook's upcoming conference, The Outlook on Active Nutrition.

Nutritional Outlook's managing editor, Sebastian Krawiec, interviews Katie Salomone, director of sports nutrition at Rutgers University. Salomone will be presenting about hydration at Nutritional Outlook's upcoming conference, The Outlook on Active Nutrition.

Nutritional Outlook's managing editor, Sebastian Krawiec, interviews Maura Donovan, a medical education specialist for sports nutrition at Thorne. Donovan will be presenting about endurance at Nutritional Outlook's upcoming conference, The Outlook on Active Nutrition.

Nutritional Outlook's managing editor, Sebastian Krawiec, sits down with Jim Emme, CEO of NOW Health Group, who will be presenting the keynote address at Nutritional Outlook's upcoming conference, The Outlook on Active Nutrition.

Nutritional Outlook's managing editor, Sebastian Krawiec, sits down with Douglas Kalman, PhD, who will be speaking about nootropics at Nutritional Outlook's upcoming conference, The Outlook on Active Nutrition.

Radicle Science announced the launch of the latest version of its proof-as-a-service platform, Radicle Discovery Gen 2, which combines rigorous clinical trials, AI, data, and crowdsourcing to validate the effects of natural products across diverse populations.

FDA has sent seven warning letters to companies illegally marketing products containing synthetic 7-hydroxymitragynine (7-OH), a chemical compound found in kratom.

FDA grants color additive petition for gardenia (genipin) blue, making it the fourth naturally-derived color additive approved since the agency announced plans to phase out FD&C colors.

The Ferrero Group is acquiring the Kellogg North American cereal business for $3.1 billion.

FDA has published its 2025 Human Foods Program Guidance Agenda, highlighting priorities for completion in 2025, including NDIN guidance, and guidance on food colors made from natural sources.

Innovation in sustained-release caffeine as well as caffeine derivatives is giving the ingredient new life.

Nutritional Outlook interviews Jonathan Scheiman, PhD, co-founder and CEO of Fitbiomics to talk about the intersection of gut microbiome and physical fitness and learn how the company decoded the microbiomes from elite athletes to create innovative probiotic products that support sleep, energy, and performance.

The low-dose, easy-to-formulate ingredient is a proprietary blend of two bioactives – N-trans caffeoyltyramine (NCT) and N-trans feruloyltyramine (NFT) – which were discovered by the company’s Forage AI platform.

Functional beverages are a major growth pocket within the beverage category as consumers seek specific health outcomes.

A look at the most popular immune health ingredients, their benefits, and how to best position them.

GLP-1 receptor agonist drugs present opportunities for dietary supplement manufacturers to meet the unique needs of GLP-1 users.

By supporting healthy inflammation and immune health, targeting the gut-skin axis may offer a novel mechanism by which to improve skin health.