Nutritional Outlook Vol. 22 No. 1

Here’s a sampling of recent supplement production equipment launches that prove the future is now.

Botanicals are gaining traction in the blood sugar–management market thanks to new research demonstrating their efficacy.

Chicory root fiber’s versatility and health halo benefit a variety of food and beverage applications.

Market research indicates that today’s consumers are spending more on immune-health supplements than ever. Ahead, a look at some of the latest studies on immune-health ingredients.

How are contract manufacturers dealing with increased scrutiny and demands for traceability, transparency, and quality control?

Messaging about the importance of lutein-and about eye health supplementation overall-is taking effect mainstream.

Turmeric is living an ingredient's dream: mainstream growth that shows no sign of stopping. How are marketers appealing to the masses?

Manufacturers are casting a wider net for collagen, spanning beauty and joint health to sports nutrition.

This year, ingredients and supplement categories at higher risk of adulteration include: selective androgen receptor modulators (SARMS), phenibut, tianeptine, higenamine, and certain high-profile botanical ingredients.

The magnesium supplements market is still largely untapped, with lots of potential for growth.

Is anyone watching out for quality in the hemp CBD market?

In the natural channel, elderberry has grown in sales to surpass other well-known immune-support ingredients such as echinacea and vitamin C.

The omega-3 industry will continue its efforts to overcome unfairly negative messaging about omega-3 ingredients and to highlight positive findings.

CBD will be the highest-profile ingredient of 2019. All eyes will be on regulators as this market continues to mushroom. In the meantime, the industry will have to lead itself, making high-quality products that demonstrate safety and efficacy.

Where does CBD’s legal status stand following the 2018 Farm Bill? One attorney looks at common misperceptions. 

Experts predict 2019’s hottest food and beverage flavors.

2018’s most unexpected supplement sales trends, according to SPINS.