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Consumers are seeking foods which support their lifestyles in multifaceted ways.

Consumers want convenient nutritional products that can satisfy unique health goals.

Company’s first acquisition offers broadened product portfolio and multi-brand approach to new categories.

Founder Daniel Lubetzky elevated to executive chairman.

Consumers want to lead healthy, active, and convenience-oriented lifestyles. Brands must adapt to meet nuanced product demands.

Packaged Facts report notes brand marketers need to satisfy demands from kids and parents.

U.S. shoppers say they spend an extra $31 a week in a bid to eat healthier.

The new indulgent snack features nutrient-dense almonds.

Innova Market Insights reported a 15% average annual growth in global confectionery launches with a ‘discovery’ claim from 2013-2017.

Consumers demand a range of natural products that deliver health benefits in convenient formats.

Consumers demand a range of natural products that deliver health benefits in convenient formats.

Revisiting the most popular stories on NutraceuticalsWorld.com in the past year.

The 100-calorie or less products aim to fill a need for people seeking on-the-go snacks.

Terrafertil, and its flagship brand Nature's Heart, is recognized for its wide portfolio of natural and organic products.

Consumers look for natural, healthy, and clean label products for a variety of snacking occasions.

Three new 90% protein nuggets allow food manufacturers to drive growth and innovation in snacks, bars and cereals.

People of all backgrounds understand the health benefits of protein and are actively trying to consume more.

Experts available to offer guidance to visitors seeking versatile ingredients for their formulation challenges.

Ingredients are all-natural, minimally processed, non-GMO and a good source of vegetarian protein.

The reversal follows a 2015 FDA warning letter requesting removal of the word 'healthy' from KIND's wrappers and website.

IRI research examines the trends of 2015 and anticipates opportunities for 2016.

The market for fortified foods, beverages and dietary supplements continues to expand to fill the fiber gap.

Growth opportunities in consumer packaged goods remain diverse.

Barentz will be distributing the full range of Parabel’s products.

With an expanding definition of snacking, consumers have an appetite for clean label products that can deliver health benefits.

Everyday consumers find strength in sports nutrition, propelling supplements into the mainstream.

Seventh acquisition by Frutarom this year to raise company’s market share in natural taste and fruit solutions.

Consumers are giving up on refined carbs and rediscovering whole grain nutrition.

Better understanding of gut microbes and their role in health will lead to more science-driven product development.

Convenience, health and taste drive an evolving category ripe for innovation.

A handful of predictions for the coming year.

One size does not fit all; so neither should a weight management formula.

Snack foods eaten at main meals will grow approximately 5% over the next five years, according to an NPD report.

Consumer demand for taste and convenience will be essential to the success of functional foods and beverages.

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Companies that can match simplicity with functionality may gain an edge in this popular category.

Recent FDA activity suggests increased scrutiny of the category and more aggressive enforcement.

Healthy-snacking consumers expressed willingness to pay more for snacks they perceived as healthier.

Most decisive factors in choosing a healthy snack were taste (66%), low in sugar (37%) and high in protein (35%).

Healthy-ingredient snacks commonly carry non-GMO or organic labeling.

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With the health of a generation in question, getting young people back on track will require commitment from all fronts.

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Fresh fruit is not only the top snack food consumed in America, it is also one of the fastest growing, according to new snacking research from The NPD Group.

On-the-go consumers seek wholesome, tasty treats with fewer ingredients and greater health benefits.

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Roy Gliddenis co-founder and vice president of Beanfields, LLC. A 23 year veteran of the natural products industry, Glidden began his career in 1989, teaming up with his brother Reed to start Choice Sales and Marketing in Chicago, where he served as midwest regional sales manager. He later moved to Florida and pioneered the southeast region for Choice, where he served as the southeast regional president of Choice Marketing for ten years. After the sale of Choices’ southeast division, Glidden joined Galaxy Nutritional Foods, Inc. where he served as director of natural sales for seven years, before leaving to rejoin his brother Reed and sister Liza to start Beanfields in January 2011.

An interview with Janica Lane, a partner with Partnership Capital Growth Advisors, sheds light on navigating international markets.

According to recent Mintel research, among healthy snackers, 44% said they tend to eat healthfully most of the time and 42% make it a point to snack on foods that are healthy. At the same time, indulgence can be part of a well-rounded lifestyle, as 39% of healthy snackers said they use less-healthy nibbles as an occasional treat.