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Founder Joey Savage and partnerships director Ben Kane discuss educational sessions, product testing, and industry innovation ahead of the September event.

The partnership adds a dedicated educational track exploring how certification and quality management can strengthen consumer confidence in sports nutrition products.

A 150-woman placebo-controlled trial on Waleria Healthtech's aspurūs Shatavari extract reports significant reductions, scored for both frequency and intensity.

A Phase I SBIR award will fund research into whether red blood cell fatty acid patterns can flag age-related macular degeneration and glaucoma risk years before vision loss occurs.

Franziska Weichmann, PhD, unpacks a double-blind study's surprising hair density and scalp health findings, and explains why timing, external stressors, and long-term use all valuable.

The panel unpacks what "healthy aging" really means to consumers, why joint health hasn't grown as fast as expected, and why testosterone interest is suddenly resurging across age groups and genders.

Ben Kane, president of PricePlow, previews his discussion at The Outlook on Active Nutrition, exploring where regulation, innovation, and industry trends collide.

The facility expansion adds capacity for grape seed extract and crystal color production, aiming to meet rising demand for natural color solutions.

A 12-week clinical study found a topical serum containing a proprietary Ageratum conyzoides extract reduced grey hair density in adults.

At Vitafoods Asia, the Vitux-developed technology aims to give formulators an alternative to conventional tablets and capsules across multiple categories.

Joey Savage, Founder of Savage Nutrition, previews his talk on mitochondrial health and longevity ahead of The Outlook on Active Nutrition.

The first-time exhibitor will showcase its joint health, healthy aging, sports nutrition, and beverage-friendly ingredient portfolio at Vitafoods Asia.

A review of US research on dietary supplements for menopausal symptoms found that the field has grown slowly since 2000, with most studies concentrated on a handful of ingredients and little collaboration between research groups.

As "biotics" ingredients multiply across supplements, foods, and beverages, the terminology separating these 4 categories carries real consequences for claims, clinical support, and formulation strategy, not just marketing language.

Ahead of the September Bangkok event, NXT USA outlines the science behind four ingredients targeting some of the supplement industry's most active categories.

Dr. Weber’s background spans naturopathic medicine, epidemiology, and clinical trials of herbal interventions.

A newly launched, heat-killed postbiotic ingredient from Superbrewed Food aims to give formulators an alternative to live probiotics that don't require viability management through manufacturing and shelf life.

The ingredient supplier will present a dozen branded ingredients spanning joint, metabolic, and cognitive health categories as the Asia-Pacific supplement market continues to expand.

With Gayton appointed SVP of merchandising, the retailer signals continuity in its approach to brand partnerships and private-label development.

A placebo-controlled study on Ixoreal's standardized root extract points to reductions in hot flashes, stress, and mood symptoms after eight weeks of supplementation.

Scott Melville will leave his post as president and CEO early next year, prompting a board-led search during an active period of federal regulatory activity.

A new double-blind trial reports metabolic and cognitive benefits in midlife women, building on the brand's expanding clinical trial program and recent $27M investment.

The physician-founded brand pairs its HPLC-verified polyphenol base with Greek beetroot for a new endurance-focused formula.

Everwell Health's latest market report ties rising consumer interest in "aging well" to cellular-level ingredients, part of a broader shift in how supplement brands are positioning healthy aging products.

Researchers in Malaysia tested light and water combinations on young Tongkat Ali plants, providing data that could inform how the increasingly sought-after botanical is replanted and managed for long-term supply.

In the seventh episode, Nicholas Saraceno traces how ingredients like ashwagandha, fenugreek, and shatavari moved from traditional medicine systems into mainstream supplement formulations, and why the same adaptogen category now driving double-digit market growth is also facing new scrutiny over sourcing and raw material standards.

Alongside TocoGaia liver health data, the company will present healthy aging findings on STGaia and pet wellness results for PetGaia.

HPLC testing of products purchased on Amazon found 12 of 25 flagged brands contained nearly no detectable vitamin C.

The supplier has introduced a domestically grown, authenticated saw palmetto extract line, positioning supply chain traceability as a response to longstanding concerns about alteration in the botanical's raw material market.

New testing of popular prenatal multivitamins from Consumer Reports found nutrient levels outside of the voluntary potency standards.

In light of generic "gut health" claims in the market, brands that clearly support and label the specific mechanisms of their ingredients—fiber's physicochemical effects vs prebiotics' microbiome-selective action—stand to differentiate rather than commoditize.