Issues

The COVID-19 pandemic brought significant changes to the supplement market, with a surge in sales in 2021. However, the market has since slowed dow...

The initial shock of COVID-19 may be receding into memory, but it’s difficult to forget how far off its axis the world seemed to tilt in those firs...

To call the combined sports nutrition and weight management categories the comeback story that came back down to earth isn’t exactly a stretch—when...

The 2021 headline in the MIT Technology Review is one that could sound optimistic to the casual reader and simultaneously infuriating to supplement...

The business of trends might best be approached with both data and discernment. Consumer research in an age of cell phones and caller ID is called ...

» Longevity is front-and-center in the doctor community as a topic of high consumer relevance, and a growing roster of brands are positioning aroun...

If times get tight, consumers might need to be reminded why it’s important to keep dietary supplements on the shopping list. The pandemic was a goo...

  Every headline in the news scroll carries some element of nutritional need, many that the industry is in a position to help address. In Supplemen...

Last month, we explored how the challenging economy and changing consumer attitudes are impacting sales channels. This issue continues the discussi...

After the 2020 revolution in channel shifts, 2022 is time to build long-term strategies and  partnerships. Supplements have appeared recession proo...

Reading the 2021 sales numbers for the condition-specific supplements markets is almost like reading the headlines, or at least connecting the dots...

The pandemic’s persistence boosted 2021 supplements growth beyond early projections. We now estimate 7.4% growth for supplements in 2021, bringing ...

The combined active lifestyle and weight management categories in supplements rebounded from 4.3% growth in 2020 to 20.6% growth in 2021 by NBJ est...

Entering the third year of the COVID pandemic, connection has become an all-too precious commodity. Battered by a blur of remote work, we cling to ...