Nutrition Science
Evidence-based guides on sports nutrition, supplementation, and dietary strategies for performance.

Sports Nutrition Sees Major Growth Amidst Wellness Boom
A major protein powder brand, once synonymous with bodybuilders, now sees its fastest-growing segment in plant-based collagen and vegan protein blends, reflecting a seismic shift in consumer prioritie

Personalized Nutrition Market Booms, Projected to $50 Billion
The number of personalized nutrition companies surged from 12 in 2012 to nearly 400 by 2021, according to personalized nutrition: aligning science, regulation, and marketing .

Europe's Wellness Trend Fuels Powder Supplement Surge
In Germany and the UK, over 40% of Europe's €2.

Why Whey Protein Got So Expensive: A Rigid Supply Chain Meeting Record New Demand
Whey protein prices have surged due to a rigid supply chain, limited by cheese production and processing capacity, colliding with record demand from mainstream wellness, GLP-1 users, and export markets. This imbalance has led to halved inventories and over 50% price increases, with prices unlikely to return to historical lows.

Air Protein's Landless Technology Taps into Sports Nutrition's Sustainability Demand
Air Protein is advancing its novel, landless protein technology, created from elements in the air, toward commercial scale. A strategic agreement with ADM aims to accelerate production and meet the growing demand for sustainable ingredients in the sports nutrition market.

North America Sports Nutrition Market to Nearly Quintuple by 2033
The North America sports nutrition market, valued at USD 12.6 billion in 2020, is projected to nearly quintuple to over USD 60.6 billion by 2033, according to Grandviewresearch.

Dietary Supplement Listing Act Would Create a Public FDA Registry — and a Split Industry
The reintroduced Dietary Supplement Listing Act aims to create a public FDA registry for all dietary supplements, requiring manufacturers to submit label information. The proposal has divided the industry, with proponents citing transparency needs and opponents calling it an unnecessary burden.
