Mike Straus is a freelance writer living in Kelowna, Canada. He has written for publications including Canadian Chiropractor Magazine, Massage Therapy Canada, and Iconic Concierge Vancouver.
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Collagen craze
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Emerging innovations in tablet tech.
Hydration beverages are evolving to appeal to a new consumer base
These drinks are now combining emerging ingredients and diverse health benefits.
Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing ingredient discovery
Here’s how companies are leveraging the power of AI in nutraceuticals.
How challenging are vegan-friendly supplements to produce?
Are there enough vegan-friendly excipients, fillers, and delivery systems on the market?
Power to the plants: Plant proteins are becoming easier to formulate with thanks to these advances
Here are the latest developments in flavor, solubility, texture, and more.
The FTC might revise its Green Guides. Here’s what you need to know.
Here’s what brands can likely expect from an updated Green Guides.
Research skyrockets on natural ingredients for joint health
As consumers embrace active lifestyles, especially post-pandemic, clinical research on joint health ingredients is hopping.
Is creating certified-organic supplements difficult?
What are some of the challenges and pitfalls of making certifiably organic products?
Got product reviews? What to know about FTC’s new Endorsement Guides
FTC’s Endorsement Guides got a critical update this year.
Which botanicals are at the highest risk of adulteration?
Here’s what you need to know about adulteration in the botanicals segment.
How does FTC’s new Health Products Compliance Guidance affect natural product companies?
Here’s what the new guidance entails.
Why does creatine still dominate sports nutrition?
Creatine is still going strong, with emerging research continuing to prove its benefits.
Why is apple cider vinegar so popular?
And does science support its health efficacy?
Cellular health supplements: What will it take to grow the market?
Experts explain the trends driving growth in cellular health products.
Plant-and-animal protein blends are on the rise
Plant-and-animal protein blends are on the rise thanks to the flexitarian trend.
Natural energy-support ingredients: What do the latest studies say?
New research on how natural ingredients provide an energy boost.
Bone health supplements for aging consumers are evolving
Emerging trends in bone health ingredients.
How are supplement brands changing their product launch strategies post-COVID?
Here are some of the ways product lines are evolving.
How will FDA’s new cosmetics regulations affect the natural products industry?
Here’s what brands need to know about the FDA’s Modernization of Cosmetics Regulation Act.
Are blood sugar–management supplements going mainstream?
Blood sugar–management supplements are capitalizing on growing consumer demand.
How will USDA’s organic-regulation changes affect the food and nutraceutical industries?
USDA’s Strengthening Organic Enforcement rule was finalized earlier this year. Here’s what companies need to know.
Healthy aging for him: Natural ingredients tackle men’s health issues
New research on men’s healthy-aging ingredients.
Hearty demand: Cardiovascular health supplements are still popular with seniors
What are the emerging trends in heart health supplements?
Mighty Minerals: Mineral ingredients target immune health
Emerging research shows that various minerals can help maintain a healthy immune system.
Do hangover supplements actually work?
Research is putting science behind modern hangover nutraceuticals.
Algae ingredients demonstrate more health benefits in research
Here’s why consumers can’t get enough of ingredients from algae.
Can nutritional ingredients help with dry eye?
Emerging trends and developments in dry eye–relief ingredients.
What sports nutrition brands need to know about endorsements and influencer marketing
Celebs and influencers can bring in sales, but working with them may pose regulatory risks.