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There is an endless amount of conflicting information about multivitamins.

Representative Jeff Duncan, a republican congressman representing South Carolina’s 3rd District, has sent a letter to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s Commissioner, Robert M. Califf, MD, asking the Agency to hold public hearing on NMN decision.

The paper summarizes the rationale for using proprietary blends in dietary supplements, how they are regulated and labeled, as well as the challenges this presents for researchers.

Gnosis by Lesaffre has launched a new product in its probiotic range called LifeinU L. rhamnosus GG 350, which is a new quality specification of its existing reference probiotic bacteria, LifeinU L. rhamnosus GG.

TopGum Industries Ltd. has signed an agreement to purchase PharmItBe Ltd., naming Evgenia Lozinsky, PhD, the company’s former CEO as TopGum’s vice president of research and development.

The company will demonstrate its synergies with other ingredients in Balchem’s portfolio.

Industry advocates defend the safety record of melatonin and criticize the letter as misleading and ill-informed.

The review raises concerns about the potential toxicity of CBD but industry advocates contend that the research is misleading and outside of the scope of dietary supplement products.

How wellness companies are learning to predict the unpredictable.

Biosfeen is a sphingolipids ingredient that is said to increase filaggrin expression. Filaggrin plays a role in the skin’s barrier function.

What’s in the mushroom-health pipeline?

After the Supreme Court ruled that FTC can no longer collect consumer redress in court, FTC has revived, with vigor, a decades-long enforcement tool: Notice of Penalty Offenses.

Two identical bills have been introduced to the New York State Assembly (A05610-B) and Senate (S05823B) are an updated version of previous bills (S-16/A431) vetoed by Governor Kathy Hochul in January of 2023.

According to a recent Ipsos survey jointly commissioned by the Council for Responsible Nutrition and Consumer Healthcare Products Association, 8 out of 10 (78%) consumers who have flexible spending accounts and health savings accounts want their accounts to include dietary supplements as allowable reimbursements.

Steve Mister, president and CEO of CRN sits down with Nutritional Outlook at SupplySide East to discuss the recent Ipsos survey the group commissioned with CHPA, as well as other regulatory updates.

Research is putting science behind modern hangover nutraceuticals.

The companies have signed a nonexclusive memorandum of understanding (MOU) that will see them work together to develop and commercialize cultivated meat products.

The company is launching non-GMO lemon balm and non-GMO echinacea, which are both produced directly from plant cells.

Here’s why consumers can’t get enough of ingredients from algae.

CITES is an international agreement between governments to ensure that international trade involving wild animals and plants is conducted in a way that does not threaten the survival of animal and plant species.

Sempera Organics grows and processes 25 mushroom species and over 120 strains.

Market researcher FMCG Gurus shares survey insights on what’s influencing consumer decisions to buy plant-based products.

The Plantae by Layn line offers clean-label botanical extract ingredients for food and beverage, flavor, and fragrance applications.

The division will focus on innovation, development, and marketing strategies for nutricosmetics and cosmetics.

HP Ingredients has announced an independent conclusion of GRAS (generally recognized as safe) for its Bergamonte bergamot extract.

SweetLeaf has partnered with the American Diabetes Association to promote healthy alternatives to sugar, drive awareness of diabetes risk and management, and help diabetics take action to improve their health.

Apparo produces Solistein sunflower protein isolates using its patent-pending Total Crop Utilization technology that enables the firm to process sunflower oil while recovering additional nutrients for human applications.

According to Nutrasource, this is the first time that a supplement manufactured in South Korea will bear the IFOS label without having to import ingredients or be manufactured outside the country.

BeniCaros is an upcycled soluble carrot fiber whose prebiotic effects support the immune system.

NOW is asking Amazon to recall the products, which fraudulently claim to be from NOW itself as well as from another unnamed leading supplement brand.