Products and Trends

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

The Good Food Insights series, a collaboration with FamilyFarmed and Esca Bona, unpacks the dynamics driving the good food movement.

An investigation into memory supplements requested by outgoing Sen. Claire McCaskill garnered little media attention for several reasons, insiders say.

New Seasons' new approach to meal kits.

The hemp provision will remove hemp from the federal list of controlled substances.

Lutein, mushrooms, green beauty products, clean ingredient lists and more are expected to gain ground in the new year.

The COO of natural cherry juice (and Walmart sensation) Cheribundi speaks on the difference between a Whole Foods shopper and a Walmart shopper, and gives his three best practices for appealing to the latter.

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

A forecast of the top 10 food and nutrition trends for 2019.