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Vitamins, Diet and Sports Nutrition

  • CRN signs 13 new members

    WASHINGTON — The Council for Responsible Nutrition on Tuesday announced 13 new companies have joined the association’s membership ranks, including Brassica Protection Products; Cadena Bio; doTERRA International; Earthrise Nutritionals; Hermes Pharma; NeoCell; Physician’s Seal; Nutraceutix; Unique Encapsulation Technology; ACG North America; Gilbert LLP-Insurance Recovery Law; Lifesciencerisk; and Pure Branding.

  • CRN focuses on 3 talking points in Congressional outreach

    WASHINGTON — The foundation on which the Council for Responsible Nutrition is basing its Congressional outreach this year is based on three elements: Incorporating dietary supplementation into the bedrock of any federal policy that promotes health and wellness; highlighting the many ways the dietary supplement industry is seeking to augment government oversight through self-regulation initiatives; and enjoining Congressional leaders to participate in an ongoing dialogue with VMS industry.

  • i-Health bolsters probiotic lineup with UP4 acquisition

    CROMWELL, Conn. — i-Health, a wholly owned subsidiary of Royal DSM, announced Tuesday that it has entered into an agreement to purchase the UP4 Probiotic brand from UAS Laboratories.  UP4 is a successful specialty channel brand that features a full line of probiotic products.

    Terms of the deal were not disclosed.

  • PL Developments expands into VMS space

    WESTBURY, Westbury, N.Y.  — PL Developments on Tuesday made its strategic entry into the VMS marketplace. PLD intends to serve the consumers of this dynamic market in three ways, including through U.S. retailers under own brands, as a development and manufacturing partner to marketers of branded products and directly to consumers.

  • Advanced Nutrition by Zahler launches premium-positioned prenatal multi

    BROOKLYN, N.Y.  — Advanced Nutrition by Zahler recently introduced Prenatal+DHA 300 a new multi formulated with vitamins and minerals that promote health, enhance energy and provide premium nutritional care for the wellbeing of both mother and child.

  • Liquid I.V. gaining traction as efficient hydration solution

  • Acure moves beyond beauty with new dietary supplements
    FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Organic skin, hair and body product maker Acure is rolling out a new line of dietary supplements, bringing its products with high-quality natural and certified organic ingredients to a new space. The line includes three flavors of Acure’s Power Meal and the company’s Green Super Food. 
     
    The wheatgrass-free Green Super Food is a magnesium with vitamin B complex and includes a probiotic, vitamin C and Omega 3, all of which promote daily nutrition and healthy skin. 
     

  • Eating healthier, losing weight two of top three 2017 resolutions

    NEW YORK – This year the top New Year's resolutions among American adults all revolve around two main themes: health and money, Harris Poll reported Thursday. Most commonly, adults are resolving to eat healthier (29%), save more money (25%), lose weight (24%), drink more water (21%) and/or pay down debt (17%). Slightly less common resolutions are to spend more time with family/friends (15%), become more organized (15%), travel more (15%), read more (14%) and/or improve relationships (14%).

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