NBJ’s highly anticipated report is now available. Get the data you need to thrive in the fast-changing supplement and nutrition industry and stay ahead of the market.
New Hope Network’s recent manufacturer survey on disrupted retail highlights the key challenges of online retail. This is the latest installment of our twice-monthly data discussion from Nutrition Business Journal’s senior analyst.
The first-ever Nutrition Business Journal Sales Channel Report broadens the focus of NBJ to reflect a bigger set of challenges facing brands that must now build strategies to meet multiple consumer touchpoints in the omnichannel world.
New Hope Network’s recent consumer survey on disrupted retail points to consumer interest in e-commerce across categories. This is the latest installment of our twice-monthly data discussion from Nutrition Business Journal’s senior analyst.
The raw material industry is growing faster than the finished goods market, and our industry expert pulls from the 2018 Raw Materials Report to help explain where that growth is coming from.
With never-ending focus on e-commerce, understand the data behind the retail channels with far larger market share. This is the latest installment of our twice-monthly data discussion from Nutrition Business Journal’s senior analyst.
Potency testing for finished products is a regulatory gray area—but meeting label claims is still a requirement. Supplement brands that don't test could chip away at the industry claim of responsibility and self-regulation.
With emerging research on the effects of too much screen time, innovation in vision supplements increases growth projections. This is the latest installment of our twice-monthly data discussion from Nutrition Business Journal’s senior analyst.
Functional ingredients allow sleepy bars, shakes, snacks and dietary staples to turn into super foods. And judging from market growth, people are into it.
With 30 percent growth in 2017, collagen is one of the hottest supplements on the market. This is the latest installment of our twice-monthly data discussion from Nutrition Business Journal’s senior analyst.
