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Pandemic Potential Part 4: Consumers are flocking to grocery stores for basic supplies and picking up supplements while they are there. But the perceived safety of ordering online could further divide the fortunes of brick-and-mortar from e-commerce.

Pandemic Potential Part 5: Coronavirus has hit supplement manufacturers with a double whammy: high consumer demand and the need to institute new safety policies to keep employees safe and healthy while producing and distributing product.

Pandemic Potential Part 6: Supplement brands and manufacturers consider their businesses "essential" as states and counties implement lockdown mandates. Here's what's happening and some advice to maneuver the new rules.

Pandemic Potential Part 7: It didn't take long for irresponsible supplement brands to make coronavirus claims. With sales spiking, mainstream companies say there's no need to overpromise.

NEXT Trends 2020 Expo West series—a look at "efficient materials," one of the New Hope Network NEXT Data and Insights team's material optimization trends.

Amid the COVID-19 outbreak, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration is providing food retailers and manufacturers with more flexibility.

The struggling supplements retailer makes "difficult decisions" as it tries to ride out coronavirus-related economic difficulties with $6 million debt hanging over its head.