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The Watsonville, California, supplier will sample formats built on its lion’s mane and multi-species mushroom ingredients, following a recent facility expansion.

With Peru's anchovy fishery opening its 2026 season with its lowest quota in a decade, Matts Johansen argues that aquaculture's growing appetite for omega-3s, not just El Niño, is what should actually be keeping supplement brands up at night.

The palm phytonutrient supplier will show STGaia, TocoGaia, and PetGaia at the event and preview a planned research grant program.

Formulators are moving toward botanicals like ashwagandha, bacopa, saffron, and PEA that target the stress, cortisol, and nervous-system pathways behind restless nights.

Emerging plant protein sources are redefining how protein products are formulated.

The four-formula line is Olly’s second retailer-exclusive launch this year, following the launch of a probiotic range in April.

A randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial in reproductive-age women found that 8 weeks of standardized shatavari extract supplementation was associated with improvements in sexual function, vaginal moisture, fatigue, and sleep disturbance.

The company’s new division offers bovine, porcine, ovine, poultry glandulars for supplements, pet food, and animal feed, highlighting a full QA document package.

The trade group says the denial does not settle its concerns about a law that limits minors' access to supplements marketed for weight loss or muscle building, and the case now returns to district court.

A new Walmart-exclusive supplement from Lemme joins a fast-growing, category of products marketed around the body's natural GLP-1 production.

BENEO's Denisse Colindres discusses how the fibermaxxing trend is evolving beyond "more fiber" to fiber diversity and layering, and what that shift means for formulation, claims, and category opportunity.

Women are the predominant users of these drugs, and the authors say guidance has not kept pace, with nutrient gaps and supplement support also in focus.

From targeted benefits to new delivery formats, a roundup of recent beauty-from-within research, formats, and product launches.

TriNutra is presenting new data on its standardized black seed oil ingredient at SupplySide Global, adding to a growing body of research on how gut bacteria and the body's stress response may influence each other.

As GLP-1 medications and social media reshape how patients hear about nutrition, closing the gap between emerging science and everyday clinical care depends on stronger, more practical continuing education for healthcare providers.

A randomized crossover trial finds that formulation, not just dose, determines how much of the hops-derived compound xanthohumol actually reaches the bloodstream.

The ingredient group says supervised, multi-farm growing supports traceability and standardized quality for the botanical behind several of its branded ingredients.

A year-to-date look at the federal and state measures shaping supplement oversight, access, and classification.

The company will introduce its Digestive Performance platform, a "Know Your Go" campaign, and a GLP-1 digestive-support offering at Booth 7015.

A new 12-week trial adds controlled data to a question that matters for manufacturers positioning creatine beyond sports nutrition: does its muscle-building evidence hold up in adults over 45, including those not following a structured exercise program?

A panel at The Outlook on Active Nutrition discussed quality in sports nutrition focused on testing, liability, and what buyers now expect from suppliers.

A new gummy portfolio from ingredient and delivery-format supplier SIRIO Europe illustrates how quickly creatine is being repositioned for general wellness consumers.

This Q&A with Maypro's Lauren Clardy discusses the innovation areas—from scientific substantiation to delivery systems—set to define the future of skin and hair health.

The ingredient manufacturer's ingredients now appear in a vaginal microbiome capsule and an allergy oral strip, signaling broader category use for pro- and postbiotics.

At this year’s The Outlook on Active Nutrition, Joey Savage, founder of Savage Nutra, gives supplement makers an "honest scorecard" of where the research stands and where human data is still needed.

Trade groups say the law's broad criteria could restrict access to supplements with uses beyond weight loss or muscle building.

At The Outlook on Active Nutrition, Doug Kalman, PhD, RD, FISSN, outlines where GLP-1 drugs are falling short, and where nutraceutical brands can step in.

At The Outlook on Active Nutrition, Michelle Arent, RD, MPH, CSCS, CISSN, director of Olympic sports performance nutrition at the University of South Carolina, tells attendees that vague testing language is putting college athletes at risk, and called on supplement brands to build clearer, more transparent partnerships with universities and practitioners.