AI can be used to overcome limitations of human longevity studies and, ultimately, guide product development.

Botanical adulteration predates the natural products industry, and the schemes of its offenders are outpacing some well-established safeguards. But stoic self-regulatory efforts are giving industry the upper hand.

In this podcast, Sandra Eskin of The Pew Charitable Trusts describes her support for a mandatory product listing for dietary supplements.

The law that regulates the U.S. supplement market set a much-needed standard 25 years ago, says Best Formulations' Robin Koon.

INSIDER’s Connor Lovejoy sits down with Jason Miller, Jade Mountain Medicine, to discuss the latest research behind tried-and-true botanical ingredients and their potential to help slow and prevent cognitive decline.

Trends on display at the 2019 IFT Annual Meeting & Food Expo in New Orleans, as discussed by Informa editors Heather Granato, vice president of content; Sandy Almendarez, director of content; and Judie Bizzozero, senior editor, food and beverage.

Marketing a transparent supply chain is the icing on the cake of achieving knowledge of a brand’s sourcing, but 24 Stories’ Todd Pauli notes a company must speak to consumers in engaging terms.

Imbibe’s Holly McHugh talked to INSIDER’s Steve Myers about the latest trends in sports drinks for active consumers, including alternative sweeteners, innovative protein applications and hyper-personalization.

The Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act of 1994 (DSHEA) defined what a supplement is not, but the law should be updated to better establish the product category, says Herbally Yours’ Mark Potocnjak.