Supplement Companies

NextFoods Raises $10M To Scale Functional Nutrition Portfolio

NextFoods, the parent company of Cheribundi and GoodBelly Wellness Shots, has secured a major investment for functional nutrition products.

CEO Corner: Nutrabolt’s Doss Cunningham on the Functional Beverage Boom

Under Cunninhgam's watch, Nutrabolt has grown from a niche supplement maker into a giant, with brands including C4 Energy and Bloom in its portfolio.

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The Internet’s Most Popular Wellness Brands of 2025

A new report from Spate reveals wellness brands that saw the most year-over-year growth in popularity based on Google and social media data.

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Equipment Maker REP Fitness Launches Transparency-Forward Supplements

The new products, released under the brand Purist, include third-party tested and NSF for Sport certified supplements.

Allbirds Co-Founder Raises $7M for New Women’s Health Supplement Brand

Backed by $7 million in seed funding, Biologica debuts with beverage-based formulations built around a woman's hormonal age, not chronological age.

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Thorne: Consumers Can’t Make Sense of the Supplement Industry

A report from supplement giant Thorne shows that consumers have difficulty deciding which products to buy amid a sea of conflicting information.

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Perelel Gets $27M for Doctor-Developed Women’s Supplements

Perelel touts its commitment to clinical rigor and medically backed solutions catered to female physiology.

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The Gummy Supplement Market Is Projected To Reach $67B by 2031

The surging demand is being driven by new vitamin-based formulations and consumer preferences for alternatives to pills and powders.

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Tru Niagen Enters Beauty Category With NAD+ Powered Formula

Tru Niagen Beauty is an NAD+ supplement designed to promote hydration, elasticity and stronger hair and nails.

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Creatine Goes Edible as Brands Look Beyond Gummies

As creatine surges in popularity, wellness brands are moving beyond gummies to offer chews, tablets and advanced formats.