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The opioid crisis has spurred several supplement brands to make claims about easing withdrawal symptoms and making quitting easier, but such brands are currently facing legal action.

High-intensity interval training (HIIT) is the hottest thing in sports, but the nutrition industry isn’t targeting the trend with products.

Street-drug brands illegally claiming to be supplements make blatant regulatory violations, but “whack-a-mole” enforcement has proven to be difficult.

An anonymous guest piece in the Nutrition Business Journal’s Dark Issue offers an unflinching look at irresponsible business practices in sports nutrition. Get the Dark Issue, NBJ subscriptions and market research reports at discounted prices...

NBJ's proprietary research indicates that independent young brands are looking past retail in their launch strategies and focusing on e-commerce as an initial step. But how will this change the fate of brick-and-mortar, and what does Whole Foods...

While the FDA continues to enforce CBD's illegal status in food and supplements, several hemp oil brands are laying important groundwork for the efficacious edible CBD market.

Read this Nutrition Business Journal article to learn about the expanding appeal of RTD sports beverages to consumers outside of the athletic crowd, as well as the factors affecting consumer product choices in this sector.

As consumer approaches to managing and losing weight shift, weight management supplements growth has slowed. This is the latest installment of our data discussion from Nutrition Business Journal’s senior analyst.

Supplements specific to the various ailments that challenge consumers comprise the largest meta-category in the industry. See what the data says about ongoing trends.

NBJ's Sports Nutrition and Weight Management Report showcases the star and slacker ingredients in the category, which shows slower overall growth (but still strong)