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  • CVS brand formulated for differentiation

    WOONSOCKET, R.I. — Recently, CVS has been highlighting its exclusive line Enlite Super Face and Flawless Body. The collection reflects the industry’s efforts to offer consumers something the competition doesn’t have. In this case, the items are formulas not often found in mass retail.

  • CVS Health underwrites professional development curriculum for diverse suppliers

    BRISTOL, R.I. - With courses scheduled for July and October, the Professional Education Center at the Roger Williams University School of Continuing Studies recently announced a curriculum in conjunction with CVS Health. The CVS Health Executive Learning Series for Diverse Suppliers is a new, customized professional development program designed to help diverse suppliers gain critical management skills.  
     

  • Piping Rock expands aromatherapy line

    RONKONKOMA, N.Y. — Piping Rock Health Products is taking advantage of what is fast becoming a piping hot aromatherapy line with a recently announced expansion that adds 15 new products.

  • Feosol targets younger consumers, boomers, athletes

    SOMERSET, N.J. — Meda Consumer recently updated its website supporting Feosol, featuring an easy-to-navigate menu of information for consumers looking for answers behind why their practitioner recommended iron supplementation, and which supplement is best for them. The website breaks iron supplementation down into pragmatic, easy-to-understand terms.

  • Heart rate monitors lead wearables charge

    Whether you call the category by its old-school moniker “wearables” or the relatively new catch phrase “therables,” one thing is for sure: This niche market targeting first-adopter tech geeks and fitness fanatics might not be “niche” for much longer.

  • Fledgling firms flourish among transition

    There are ample opportunities for up-and-coming cosmetics lines to squeeze onto mass walls as the industry awaits the transition of several lines from Procter & Gamble to Coty, along with the final verdict on whether or not Revlon is on the block.

  • KT Health announces Rio 2016 partnerships

    AMERICAN FORK, Utah — In preparation for this year’s summer Olympics, KT Health added official partnerships with six U.S. Olympic national governing bodies — USA Cycling, USA Gymnastics, USA Track & Field, USA Triathlon, USA Rugby and USA Wrestling — bringing the total to seven when including its partnership with U.S. Soccer that began in 2014.

  • Avalon Organics unveils natural design

    BOULDER, Colo. — Hain Celestial worked with brand agency CBX to rework its Avalon Organics brand and freshen its positioning. Avalon Organics got its start back when organic personal care products were primarily purchased by well-educated, high-income females in their 30s or 40s with children, noted Gregg Lipman, managing partner at CBX. “Avalon Organics earned a reputation for offering the highest possible quality personal care products,” he said.

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