Nutritional Outlook Vol. 22 No. 4

More and more shoppers want their pets to have the same high-quality, cutting-edge ingredients found in human supplements.

And why getting U.S. consumers to see the beauty, so to speak, in collagen still won't happen overnight.

Consumers are demanding more from their chocolate and willing to pay up for quality.

As consumers seek healthier energy alternatives, the energy products category is finding opportunities for market growth and product innovation.

Consumer needs and new ingredient research are influencing how brands successfully develop and market antioxidant supplements.

A look at herbal beauty ingredients, from turmeric to CBD.

Like the cavemen who inspired the diet, will paleo eventually go extinct?

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.

How and where caffeine helps, whom it might hurt-and what we just don’t know yet.