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The New Hope Network leads the way in the healthy lifestyle products sector. It provides comprehensive support for the entire supply chain, including manufacturers, retailers, distributors, service providers, and ingredient suppliers. The network boasts a strong collection of content, events, data, research, and consulting services. Committed to expanding healthy markets, the New Hope Network assists businesses in discovering the right people, products, partnerships, and trends that can foster growth and enhance people's health.

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Practitioner channel could be most solid bet in supplements

5 days ago | newhope.com | Rick Polito

The practitioner channel could be the most solid bet in supplements. But for 2020, when office visits for anything short of emergency care felt like a dicey proposition, practitioner channel sales growth practically defines “steady.” In NBJ projections captured in the just-published Supplement Business Report, practitioner channel growth in 2024 is estimated at 7.8%, following 7.7% in 2023 and 7.6% in 2025.
BriarPatch Co-op exemplifies successful, sustainable and community-focused food retail

2 weeks ago | newhope.com | Melaina Juntti

Like most cooperatives that emerged in the late 1960s and ’70s, BriarPatch Food Co-op was founded by visionaries who believed in a better, fairer, healthier way to live, work and conduct business. Launched as a humble retail outpost in Grass Valley, California, in 1976, the co-op thrived through the decades, relocating several times before expanding into a full-service store in 2007.
Magnesium sales grow as consumers welcome broad benefits

2 weeks ago | newhope.com | Rick Polito

Mineral continues to grow across multiple condition categories, as direction from the Council for Responsible Nutrition raises the upper daily limit for adults. At a GlanceCouncil for Responsible Nutrition publishes safety research that indicates a daily limit of 500 mg of magnesium. Retailers should emphasize to consumers that this new limit shouldn't be exceeded. It’d be easier to say that magnesium is having a moment if that moment wasn’t stretched across the past 10 years.
Ancient superfoods revolutionize R&D with Black women developers at the forefront

2 weeks ago | newhope.com | Audarshia Townsend

Audarshia Townsend, Content Director, Food & Beverage InsiderAt a GlanceBlack Women in Food Summit reaches "boss" status with 500+ attendees and PepsiCo sponsorship in just its third year. Founders Nina Oduro and Maame Boakye attract food luminaries, including James Beard winners, to the Washington, D.C. event. Entrepreneurs prioritize sustainable packaging with aluminum cans and recyclable materials across their supply chains.
Is taking creatine supplements a good idea?

2 weeks ago | newhope.com | Melaina Juntti

Creatine is all the rage right now, and there’s a whole lot of science back that hype. Once mostly seen as a musclehead supplement thanks to its strength and performance perks, creatine has broken out of its “bro” box and found favor among people of all genders, ages and life stages. And the more research that’s conducted on this compound, the more potential benefits creatine seems to have, particularly for women.
Innovations in eco-friendly packaging for organic produce

2 weeks ago | newhope.com | Mark Hamstra

Sustainability has long been a key attribute of the organic produce industry, but eco-friendly packaging often remains an obstacle that’s difficult to overcome. The demand for alternative packaging stands to become more acute as several states have begun rolling out new requirements for companies that sell products in their states.
Sustainable packaging company Better Earth starts with regenerative farming practices

3 weeks ago | newhope.com | Davina Van Buren

Picture a takeout container made from native grasses that thrive without irrigation, nourish the soil they grow in, and pull carbon from the atmosphere. Now picture tossing that container into a compost bin, knowing it will return to the earth in a matter of weeks—not centuries. That’s the future sustainable packaging company Better Earth is designing.
Specialty retailers can boost organic apple sales with sampling, signing, upscale displays

3 weeks ago | newhope.com | Mark Hamstra

Educating consumers on the many varieties of organic apples leads to more sales. Learn these strategies for sampling and merchandising to boost consumer engagement. At a GlanceTransform curious shoppers into loyal customers with apple samples that let flavor differences shine. Provide clear signage to highlight each variety's distinct flavor profile and texture. Boost sales with eye-catching POS displays that guide customers through your expanding apple selection.
More advice for natural grocers who want to better serve older shoppers

3 weeks ago | newhope.com | Melaina Juntti

In many ways, older shoppers are the ideal customers for most food retailers. Consumers in their later 50s and older spend more money on food, supplements and home care products than younger demographics—and they tend to spend more time in stores too. Even so, aging shoppers are often overlooked.
How consumer fears of recession could impact supplement market

3 weeks ago | newhope.com | Rick Polito

This article originally appeared in the Nutrition Business Journal Market Overview Issue. Gregg Wilson sees the current state of economic anxiety as a numbers game, but it’s not only the Dow Jones or the jobs report or whatever prognostications are rumbling over the Federal Reserve Board’s next move that he tallies up in that game. A simpler number is close at hand.