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Reason for optimism in supplements market

By Hank Schultz

As the dietary supplement industry enters the century’s third decade there is significant reason to be optimistic about the decade ahead.

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Vitamin World revamps online commerce infrastructure

By Adi Menayang

Retailer Vitamin World has partnered with Visionet Systems to transform its digital commerce infrastructure, with a strong focus on seamlessly integrating their online channel, brick-and-mortar stores and backend supply chain processes.

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Special Edition: Botanicals

Turmeric leads the charge as herbal sales continue to bloom

By Stephen Daniells

With 118% growth in the mass channel and 32% growth in the natural channel, turmeric/curcumin was the stand-out ingredient in 2015, with overall sales for the ingredient exceeding $50 million in mass & natural channels.

Aloe companies expanding production in Mexico to meet rising demand

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Aloe companies expanding production in Mexico to meet rising demand

By Hank Schultz

Worldwide demand for aloe means acreage for this important botanical continues to expand in Mexico, one of the main sources of the ingredient. And that demand has been driven largely by products sold through network marketing companies, an expert says.

Personalized nutrition push drives Usana's results, CEO says

Personalized nutrition push drives Usana's results, CEO says

By Hank Schultz

Usana Health Sciences’ personalized nutrition products and applications have boosted the company’s bottom line, according to statements from company officials during a conference call discussing first quarter results.

Amway to build new $31.8 million herb facility

Amway to build new $31.8 million herb facility

By Stephen Daniells

Direct selling giant Amway is to build a new 48,000-square-foot extraction and concentration facility in Quincy, WA, as the company restructures it supply chain.

Walsh: Tremendous opportunity for further growth in US market

Herbalife to expand manufacturing footprint

By Elaine Watson

Direct selling supplements giant Herbalife aims to expand its manufacturing footprint dramatically over the next two-to-four years as it steps up plans to make more of its products in-house.

EAS sale confirmed

EAS sale confirmed

A spokesman for the parent company of Golden, Colorado-based EAS
confirmed today that it is actively looking for a buyer for the
nutritional products firm, according to the Rocky Mountain News.

NOW Foods' global achievements

NOW Foods' global achievements

Last week dietary supplements manufacturer NOW Foods was rewarded
for its export achievements. Philip Pittsford, the company's
international sales manager, explained how his company has
benefited from the US Department of Commerce's...

Galaxy sales turn sour

Galaxy sales turn sour

Galaxy Nutritional Foods (GXY), a producer of plant-based dairy
alternatives, blamed low-carb trends for a net loss in its fourth
quarter. But a change in management and high overheads should also
be considered, reports Philippa Nuttall.

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