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Vitamins, Diet and Sports Nutrition

  • Minverva Research expands U.S. launch of Pure Gold Collagen beauty supplement
    LONDON - Following the success of Pure Gold Collagen in the U.K. and its introduction in Ulta Beauty stores in the U.S., Minerva Research Labs is expanding its American presence with the launch of Pure Gold Collagen in Walgreens.
     

  • Report: Meredith Corp. leverages consumer intent across four areas

  • Clarion Brands survey finds 16% of women with UTI infections turn to OTC solution
    TREVOSE, Pa. - According to a survey released Thursday by Clarion Brands, makers of Cystex, about 60% of women will contract a urinary tract infection at some point in their lives. And of that 60%, approximately 40% will have another. 
     
    To put that into perspective, UTIs account for more than 8 million doctor visits each year, making it the second most common type of infection in the body. Yet despite the prevalence of UTIs, the survey found that among women ages 18-54, half of women believe having a UTI would be embarrassing.

  • Targeting active consumers, HotShot launches to break down muscle cramps

    BOSTON -- HotShot on Thursday launched a sports nutrition shot formulated to help prevent exercise-associated muscle cramps. Millions of athletes and fitness enthusiasts suffer from them – even the best trained and most nutritionally-savvy, the company noted. They're painful, unpredictable and can rob an athlete of performance and confidence.

  • i-Health launches Culturelle Kids Regularity Gentle-Go Formula
    CROMWELL, Conn. - I-Health on Thursday introduced its Culturelle Kids Regularity Gentle-Go Formula, combining probiotics with dietary fiber sourced from kiwi and chicory root for children. 
     

  • Probiotics, protein, vitamin D among top drivers

    The specialty channel, including natural grocery and vitamin retailers, has long been a fair prognosticator of what might be coming down the line in the natural health space for mass, food and drug retailers. Those are the channels where many of the early adopters are presumed to shop, though conventional retailers may in fact be capturing their fair share of those consumers today.

  • Convenience, taste keep gummies on top

    As a format, adult gummy vitamins continue to trend well. The adult gummy segment grew by 23% in the first quarter of 2016, significantly outpacing the kids gummy section that dropped by 8% in sales over the same period, according to Matthew Farrell, president and CEO for Church & Dwight.

  • Ultra AppleLean catches apple cider vinegar trend

    RONKONKOMA, N.Y. — Sales of apple cider vinegar supplements are on the rise, and Princeton Research now offers the next top-trending supplement that will greatly increase incremental segment growth — Ultra AppleLean Cider Vinegar.

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