Conferences

Live from the Future Nutra Innovation Summit, Kerry Hughes, founder and president of Ethnopharm, explains why botanicals' complex compound networks represent nutrition's next innovation frontier.

Nammex is bringing its already-introduced ErinaPrime Lion's mane mycelium ingredient, standardized to a specific neuroactive compound, to SupplySide Global.

Paul Eftang used his FNIS session to walk through lab data on lion's mane and Tongkat Ali products that pass identity and DNA testing while containing few or none of the bioactive compounds their marketing claims are based on.

At the Future Nutra Innovation Summit, Sibyl Swift, PhD, founder and principal of Swift Strategy Group, discusses supplement oversight and unpacks why mandatory product listing divides the industry.

Live from the Future Nutra Innovation Summit, Amber Thelen, director of technical services and innovation at Purity-IQ discusses strain-level verification gaps, NMR testing, and viability PCR for probiotic testing.

At the Future Nutra Innovation Summit, SPINS' Scott Dicker presented data showing protein and performance nutrition account for 45% of total supplement growth, while sleep, cognitive health, reproductive health, and weight loss formulas have flattened or declined.

Live from the Future Nutra Innovation Summit, Cassie Evans, PhD, RD, explains what sets Helaina's effera human-identical lactoferrin apart in multiple aspects.

The inaugural Future Nutra Innovation Summit opened with organizers pitching a networking-first alternative to the traditional trade show, followed by an NSF presentation on certification failure rates and consumer trust that set a tone for the rest of the event.

The food-biotech company points to rising Asia-Pacific concern over ultra-processed foods and tightening regulations in China and Indonesia as it presents its Get It Natural Toolbox.

Douglas Kalman, PhD, explains how to support GLP-1 user nutrition, previewing his upcoming session on formulating for muscle preservation at Outlook on Active Nutrition.

The company will exhibit at Vitafoods Asia, Bharat Nutraverse Expo, SOHO Expo, as well as the Future Nutra Innovation Summit and The Outlook on Active Nutrition.

The company will feature a metabolic health ingredient, a postbiotic, a resveratrol, and a beta-glucan, backed by clinical evidence that spans from a single 15-person open-label pilot to a placebo-controlled trial in more than 130 women.

Founder Joey Savage and partnerships director Ben Kane discuss educational sessions, product testing, and industry innovation ahead of the September event.

The partnership adds a dedicated educational track exploring how certification and quality management can strengthen consumer confidence in sports nutrition products.

Ben Kane, president of PricePlow, previews his discussion at The Outlook on Active Nutrition, exploring where regulation, innovation, and industry trends collide.

At Vitafoods Asia, the Vitux-developed technology aims to give formulators an alternative to conventional tablets and capsules across multiple categories.

Joey Savage, Founder of Savage Nutrition, previews his talk on mitochondrial health and longevity ahead of The Outlook on Active Nutrition.

The first-time exhibitor will showcase its joint health, healthy aging, sports nutrition, and beverage-friendly ingredient portfolio at Vitafoods Asia.

Ahead of the September Bangkok event, NXT USA outlines the science behind four ingredients targeting some of the supplement industry's most active categories.

The ingredient supplier will present a dozen branded ingredients spanning joint, metabolic, and cognitive health categories as the Asia-Pacific supplement market continues to expand.

Alongside TocoGaia liver health data, the company will present healthy aging findings on STGaia and pet wellness results for PetGaia.

The nonprofit's September 8 programming will address market entry, regulatory strategy, and East-West collaboration.

Rutgers' director of sports nutrition, Katie Salomone, breaks down how collagen protocols differ between injury recovery and injury prevention, where the ingredient science still falls short, and what manufacturers get wrong when formulating for elite athletes, ahead of her session at the upcoming Outlook on Active Nutrition conference.

Returning for its second year, the September 24th event brings together experts in sports and active nutrition, market research, and regulatory affairs to address GLP-1 companion formulation, longevity, peptide classification, and where active nutrition is headed next.

Ahead of her session at the upcoming Outlook on Active Nutrition conference, Pink Catalyst Consulting founder Diana Morgan breaks down how fast-moving, influencer-driven brands often treat regulatory as an afterthought, what a realistic first step toward clinical validation looks like for smaller brands, and why retailers are quietly tightening compliance standards.

In this preview of the upcoming The Outlook on Active Nutrition, Maura MacDonald MS, RD, CSSD, LDN, shares insights on formulating for the female athlete.

The deal, expected to be finalized by the end of the year, would combine botanical extraction, fermented nutrients, and natural color and flavor operations under one supplier, reshaping sourcing options for finished product manufacturers across nutraceuticals and food enhancement.

Gelita's North America marketing communications manager breaks down how rising GLP-1 usage is accelerating demand for nutrient-dense, portion-smart products, the tradeoffs between collagen and complete proteins in bar formulations, and what responsible claims substantiation looks like for collagen peptides.