Nutritional Outlook Vol. 24 No. 3

Sports supplements are increasingly taking a holistic approach to maintaining peak performance.

Although the joint health consumer skews older, some of the creative new products coming to market might also capture the attention of younger demographics by fitting more conveniently into their daily routine.

Heart-health supplements continue to compete with everyday foods and pharma.

Packaging manufacturers continue to advance sustainable options.

Consumers have strong health associations with certain flavors, an important consideration when formulating functional foods and beverages.

Nutritional Outlook spoke to a few equipment suppliers about equipment features their clients are prioritizing.

Bone health is a top priority for some consumers, but not all. The supplements industry would like to see that change.

How contract manufacturers are keeping up with demand for new and improved gummy supplements.

Will the category recover as restrictions ease?

Examining trends in blood sugar–management formulations

Cognitive health concerns people of all ages, giving dietary supplement manufacturers numerous avenues for reaching customers.

Increased stress and tiredness, especially over the past year, are sending consumers to supplement and food shelves to find support.

Botanical ingredients that have been linked to digestive support are carving out a strong niche in the market, and they’re expected to continue flourishing in the years to come.

Can supplement companies do a better job of teaching customers about what to expect from immune-health supplements?

As COVID-19 laid waste to activities and occasions we’d taken for granted, it turned the market for beauty products upside down.