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Pamela Bond

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Pamela Bond is the managing editor of Natural Foods Merchandiser. Before coming to NFM, Pamela wrote about natural health, food, supplements, sustainable agriculture, outdoor adventure, fitness, travel and other topics for national consumer magazines and websites. She is a former editor at Delicious Living, Alternative Medicine and Rock & Ice magazines. When not desk-jockeying, Pamela enjoys attempting to master new recipes, classic rock climbs and Handstand.

Pamela’s Recent activity

Support for HFCS name change doesn't tempt retailers
Aug 15, 2011
Has high fructose corn syrup been mischaracterized because of its name? Is it biochemically the same as other refined sugars? Some experts think so. Still, natural products retailers are unlikely to stock "corn sugar"...
Q&A: Adam Ismail of GOED on krill oil's future
May 31, 2011
What's the outlook for krill oil? Adam Ismail, executive director of the Global Organisation for EPA and DHA Omega-3s, dives into the sustainability, nutrition and market issues that will determine the future of...
Top tips to market and merchandise detox products
Top tips to market and merchandise detox products
Oct 13, 2010
Detox is now a $100 million product category and growing. Take advantage of this trend with top advice for stocking, marketing and merchandising detox products in your natural store.
Consumers want HFCS label information, not limits
Sep 28, 2010
While the Washington, D.C.-based Corn Refiners Association proposes to change the name of high fructose corn syrup to “corn sugar," Mintel, a global media intelligence company, has found that consumers want added...
Supplement trends pop up at Expo East
Sep 23, 2010
Supplements continue to be an easy pill for consumers to swallow. In 2009, the category grew 6 percent, to $26.9 billion, according to Nutrition Business Journal. If Natural Products Expo East is any indication...
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