In this online conference, NutraIngredients-USA will assemble thought leaders and stakeholders, from market research specialists, brand owners, and industry experts to give you the must-have information for this area of immense opportunity.
The digestive health category is worth about $1 billion, with probiotics, prebiotics, fiber, and digestive enzymes dominating.
But what do consumers understand by “digestive health”? What kind of claims are being made? As our knowledge and understanding...
The world of botanical extracts has grown out of centuries-old traditions in Asia, Latin America and Africa to spawn a multi-billion dollar global industry.Botanicals from ginseng to sea buckthorn to St John’s wort have entered the mainstream with some...
Can anything stop the booming sports nutrition category as it broadens and softens and attracts more mainstream consumers? The US sports nutrition market is dynamic and diverse beast, valued at an eye-watering $10 billion for drinks, shots, bars, gels,...
Baby boomers, post-menopausal women, athletes: The consumer segments served by bone and joint health products are as varied as the products offered on the market.The bone and joint health supplements market is predicted to hit a whopping US$9 billion...
The understanding of how nutrition and diet can influence inflammation is deepening. Several years ago it was touted as the next big thing for nutrition and nutraceuticals, but regulatory constraints have stifled what can be said about the potential benefits....
Bars or drinks? Weekend warriors or fitness walkers? The US sports nutrition market is dynamic and diverse beast, valued at an eye-watering $10 billion for drinks, shots, bars, gels, and supplements. But who are the consumers, which products are driving...
Building muscle, boosting recovery, or enhancing endurance? Sports nutrition products target a range of end points for elite and amateur athletes alike, but which ingredients have the science to support the marketing? What’s the best way to deliver these?...
Cognitive health – memory, reaction time, attention span, and so on – is a lifelong issue: Every life stage has specific nutritional requirements to ensure optimal function and development, or to delay decline.Ongoing research is exploring the potential...
Cognitive health – memory, reaction time, attention span, and so on – is a lifelong issue: Every life stage has specific nutritional requirements to ensure optimal function and development, or to delay decline.Ongoing research is exploring the potential...
The US immune support market is in very rude health. The market is valued at over $15 billion and growing at a compound annual growth rate of over 7% per year, according to Datamonitor. But which ingredients are driving this growth? How do they work and...
Insights from the aisles are vital for all product formulators and brand owners, but what are the key issues affecting retailers?How do retailers communicate with consumers?How is the rise of the online retailer changing the landscape?What are the key...
A non GMO positioning is gaining in importance in the marketplace, experts agree. Gaining a non GMO certification in supplements is tricky, though, as so many products have multiple ingredients and manufacturers may find it difficult to certify many common...
• What’s hot in dietary supplements? • What’s the next break-out ingredient? • Can sports nutrition continue to flex its muscle? • What’s happening with online retailers? • What’s on the horizon for 2015?
Is it all about probiotics and prebiotics?What’s happening with synbiotics?What are the best delivery methods?Has Jamie Lee Curtis been good or bad for the category?Are polyphenols finding their way into formulations?Which demographics are best for marketers...
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