Tru combines clean ingredients with functional benefits
Tru is differentiating itself in the functional beverage category with dual product lines that deliver organic caffeine for focus or magnesium glycinate for relaxation.
Tru is differentiating itself in the functional beverage category with dual product lines that deliver organic caffeine for focus or magnesium glycinate for relaxation.
The Annual Trend Report highlights the rise of fiber, liver health, supplement transparency, trademarked ingredients, and flavor innovation as top consumer trends for 2026.
North America will stay a leading wellness market with high consumer spending on premium health products, digital health, and preventive care.
Contract manufacturer Robinson Pharma, Inc. said demand for plant-based and vegan supplements continues to rise, with particular momentum in veggie softgel formats.
As consumers increasingly prioritize preventive health, demand is rising for supplements supporting cognitive, joint, and immune health, reinforcing pharmacy’s expanding role.
Consumers are increasingly turning to probiotics and digestive health solutions, reinforcing front-end growth opportunities for chain drug retailers.
Grüns has gained traction in the greens supplement segment with its gummy-based daily nutrition products.
A collagen-infused pop-up celebrating the people who power Fashion Week, with a “major” collaboration from Patrick Ta.
The rising demand for clean-label, plant-based, personalized sports nutrition products is transforming the U.S. market.
The United States remains the largest market, driven by high consumer spending and rapid adoption of nutricosmetics in retail channels.
These generational differences affect both product assortment and channel strategy.
Experts identify increasing demand in medical nutrition therapy, healthy aging, and weight management as key factors driving growth.
Better Care Services connects customers to a network of third-party providers for urgent care and behavioral health.
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The supplements market will reach $139.9 billion by 2025, driven by educated shoppers demanding clear benefits, transparent claims, and supporting research.
Beauty care, alternative medicine, and anti-aging solutions drive U.S. wellness spending as consumers pursue holistic physical, mental, and aesthetic well-being.