Despite being based in COVID-19 hotspots in the U.S. and Italy, ingredient supplier Indena has managed to stay healthy and productive despite supply and demand challenges.
At the Inside the Bottle Summit, companies from across the supplement supply chain joined forces to tackle issues ranging from transparency and science and cohesive communication strategies.
Founder Dr. Mohamed Majeed speaks about a continued vision for growth, as Sabinsa serves health and nutrition needs globally by cultivating trusted partnerships and maintaining focus upon the customer’s needs. It’s never easy to start a new...
With an eye on growing opportunity, Asha Ramesh, the new CEO of Sabinsa USA, describes Sabinsa’s values throughout all elements of the business - driving top quality scientifically backed ingredients to market with an impeccable commitment to...
It’s difficult for the human body to absorb fats from the food we eat and the supplements we take, because our body is mostly composed of water. During digestion, fats need to be emulsified by bile salts so they can eventually be broken down into...
The global ingredient market is complex, rife with regulations dictating unique specifications. Producing for individual market needs internationally means being able to respond to the requirements and committing partnerships on the ground.
Ingredients such as botanicals and probiotics can pose unique challenges in the manufacturing process, making vertical integration a potential solution.
When manufacturers are selecting their supply chain partners, having key criteria is important to narrow the field; in this video, Stephen Roman of Plexus Worldwide shares his take on what sets Sabinsa apart.
