Contract Manufacturing

Vitaquest International has announced that it has successfully completed the United States Pharmacopoeia (USP) Quality Systems GMP Audit Program for three of its facilities.

The new service has a dedicated team of product experts that takes a brand through the entire product development process.

Nutritional Outlook’s Editorial Advisory Board members highlight potential challenges for the nutraceutical, natural product, and health and wellness industries in 2024.

The new AF330 capsule filler is designed to be simple to use, eliminate risk of errors, and increase efficiency.

Softgel Co. provides contract manufacturing services for softgels as well as bottling, packaging, and labeling.

Each company will broaden its portfolio by offering complementary equipment from the other's.

Definitions don’t matter as much if the customer knows what they’re looking for—and the manufacturer knows what they’re best at providing.

The change better aligns the company with the global Prinova brand and emphasizes Prinova’s vertical manufacturing capabilities.

Dietary Pros is an NSF 21 CFR 111–certified contract manufacturer based in Wisconsin.

The rebrand, says the company, is an effort to “clearly indicate its specialization as a manufacturer of gummy vitamin, mineral and supplement products.”

Experts discuss whether there is enough female representation in nutraceutical contract manufacturing.

Contract manufacturers are making major investments to grow their capabilities.

How wellness companies are learning to predict the unpredictable.

What does contract manufacturing for dietary supplements look like in 2023?

Leaders in dietary supplement manufacturing describe inflation-related struggles—and advise how companies can help themselves.

Avoid the risk of a product recall, and protect your brand and reputation.

As the dietary supplement and natural products industries continue to recalibrate in the wake of the global pandemic, contract manufacturers are meeting market demands through various means.

Surviving, and thriving, in today’s contract manufacturing environment

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, contract manufacturers are working hard to ensure today’s operations are a success.

The chaotic nutraceuticals supply chain is affecting numerous industry companies. How can manufacturers cope with this uncertainy when demand for products is still very high? In this interview, Adam Ishaq of GMP Labs offers tips and best practices for how companies can keep materials/packaging components in stock.

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

Contract manufacturers give us the 360-degree view of how manufacturing will look this year amidst a global pandemic, supply-chain obstacles, and unprecedented dietary supplement demand.

The Botanical Adulterants Prevention Program (BAPP) issued its revised draft of "Best Practices Contract Language and Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) Templates for the Disposal/Destruction of Irreparably Defective Articles."

Bar manufacturers are working hard to compete in a crowded marketplace by improving formulas, launching new flavors, and meeting consumer demands such as reduced sugar.

The wellness industry faces a double-edged sword: its products have never been more popular, but production hurdles have never been higher.

The need for contract manufacturers in today’s complex market has never been greater.

Contract manufacturers share trends they see based on what’s made in their facilities.

Concerns such as ingredient compatibility, product stability, and manufacturing capabilities all come into play when facing a novel delivery form. Here’s how contract manufacturers can help.

Somehow, today’s manufacturers, experts in their field, are making it all work, playing an integral role in helping companies get to market faster with competitive, differentiated, high-quality products.

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