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The new guidelines acknowledge the use of dietary supplements to meet nutrient needs not easily obtained from food alone.

USDA and HHS release 2020-2025 Dietary Guidelines for Americans

The company’s landmark cranberry health claim win will benefit consumers and the industry at large.

Nutritional Outlook’s 2020 Best of the Industry Awards, Industry Leader: Ocean Spray

Sex health dietary supplement ingredients are also getting smarter, with cognition-enhancing adaptogens suddenly stepping into the sex health space and proving that smart is the new sexy.

What’s new and exciting in the world of sex health dietary supplement ingredients?

A recently published study found that a branded cranberry supplement from Naturex may alleviate frequent urination, a symptom of overactive bladder, in women. 

Branded cranberry ingredient may support overactive bladder symptoms, says recent study

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

Dietary supplement manufacturing challenges have never been greater thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic

Dietary supplements are empowering women to take charge of their wellness.

Women’s health hot spots for dietary supplements: healthy muscles, brain support, vaginal health, maternal health, and beauty from within

Which fertility dietary supplements have the most scientific validation, the best track record, and the most effective mechanism of action?

The most effective fertility supplements

The Council for Responsible Nutrition released detailed results of its latest consumer surveys on U.S. dietary supplement usage in 2020 during its virtual “NOW, NEW, NEXT” conference last week.

Americans confident in dietary supplement effectiveness and quality in 2020, including during COVID-19 pandemic, CRN surveys show

Gencor launched VeriSperse, a cold-water dispersible resveratrol powder featuring Veri-te.

Gencor introduces dispersible resveratrol ingredient with LipiSperse technology

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s Office of Women’s Health has announced that it will be hosting a public meeting discussing the potential sex (biological) and gender (psychosocial) differences in the consumption of and response to cannabidiol (CBD) and other cannabinoids. 