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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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Chicago family creates clean frozen pudding from treasured Southern recipe

1 week ago | newhope.com | Audarshia Townsend

Banana pudding remains a classic Southern American dessert that’s easily found on as many restaurant menus as summer cookout tables. Some are served warm, while others are meant to be eaten chilled. Nevertheless, one Chicago family aims to evolve this sweet treat with a frozen version that fits the better-for-you category while remaining indulgent. Lorenzo’s Frozen Pudding is named in honor of Genesis Bencivenga Sr.’s father, who inherited the family’s original banana pudding recipe from an uncle.
Audarshia Townsend | New Hope Network

2 weeks ago | newhope.com | Audarshia Townsend

HomeAuthor TeamAudarshia TownsendAudarshia TownsendContent Director, SupplySide Food & Beverage Journal, Informa MarketsA lifelong Chicagoan, Audarshia Townsend is a veteran food and beverage journalist who serves as the content director for SupplySide Food & Beverage Journal. She also appears regularly on local and national media outlets to discuss food and beverage trends. When Townsend's not on the eats beat, she's an avid yogi and meditation practitioner.
Joint health category remains slugging despite consumer need

3 weeks ago | newhope.com | Melaina Juntti

This article first appeared in the Nutrition Business Journal Changing Need States Issue. Amid the COVID-19 pandemic and its aftermath, nearly every condition area tracked by NBJ saw sales spikes or drops. Many experienced both. Not joint health. This sleepy sector, which accounts for about 3.3% of the U.S. dietary supplement market, kept slugging along—not really up, not alarmingly down, just flat.
Retail media networks help independent natural retailers boost revenue and brand partnerships

3 weeks ago | newhope.com | Melaina Juntti

Digital commerce continues to unlock new revenue streams for brick-and-mortar retailers. Increasingly, beyond just selling products through their websites and apps, retailers are selling off advertising space across these digital platforms and even inside their physical stores. CPG brands are then buying this prime real estate on retailers’ homepages, digital endcaps, in-store audio and more, leveraging stores’ prized first-party data to reach potential customers close to the point of sale.
Keya’s Snacks fuses Indian American flavor and culture in every crunch

3 weeks ago | newhope.com | Davina Van Buren

Keya Wingfield never intended to start a snack company. When the Richmond, Virginia-based pastry chef began adding tiny bags of masala-dusted potato chips to her to-go meals during the pandemic, she had no idea they would become her next big thing. “Not even a week later, customers started to call to just buy the chips, and I was confused,” says Wingfield.
Nichols Farms expands organic pistachios line to meet demand, despite global trade challenges

3 weeks ago | newhope.com | Dawn Reiss

Pistachios aren’t easy to harvest. Grown on trees, there’s a thin skin around the nutmeat, a hard shell and an outer leathery husk that makes it about twice the size of the actual seed. Technically, in biological terms, pistachios aren’t nuts. Like almonds and cashews, they’re actually a drupe, a stone fruit surrounded by a shell that includes several soft and hard layers.
Practitioner channel could be most solid bet in supplements

3 weeks 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

1 month 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

1 month 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

1 month 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.