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What People Were Reading in October 2022 on NutraceuticalsWorld.com

Our most-viewed stories in October covered regenerative agriculture, new supplement usage data, and more.

11.14.22

Consumer usage of dietary supplements has moderated slightly following the COVID-19-induced spike of 2020, according to a recent survey, but experts still anticipate healthy growth. Despite economic uncertainty, some analysts remain confident that mainstream acceptance of dietary supplements will carry over into a challenging environment. These developments and others received the most attention in October. Find our most-read articles below.

Activists Eye the Farm Bill to Support Regenerative Agriculture
Kiss the Ground’s Finian Makepeace discussed efforts to support U.S. farmers and soil health at a Natural Products Expo East session.

Natural and Organic Product Growth Expected Despite Recession Fears
While most consumers feel the pressure of inflation, fewer hav

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