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Editor's Take: What 2025 has in store for the nutrition industry Editor's Take: What 2025 has in store for the nutrition industry

byBill Giebler

Jan 21, 2025

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Jessica Rubino and Adrienne Smith explore Expo West '25 updates, plant-based protein trends, and the $795 million Simple Mills acquisition.

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The Natural List - Expo West 2025 updates, plant-based protein trends, $795M Simple Mills acquisition The Natural List - Expo West 2025 updates, plant-based protein trends, $795M Simple Mills acquisition

byJess Elliott

Jan 20, 2025

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Beyond weight loss: How GLP-1 drugs are reshaping wellness norms

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TikTok uncertainty: Natural CPG brands should adapt to other social media TikTok uncertainty: Natural CPG brands should adapt to other social media

byMark Hamstra

Jan 21, 2025

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Editor's Take: What 2025 has in store for the nutrition industry Editor's Take: What 2025 has in store for the nutrition industry

byBill Giebler

Jan 21, 2025

3 Min Read

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Beyond weight loss: How GLP-1 drugs are reshaping wellness norms

Getting there: Whole-food nutrients finding a nicheGetting there: Whole-food nutrients finding a niche

What's the latest buzzword among those who are seeking to find a way out of the American predilection for everything from nutrient-depleted factory farm crops to processed “food stuff"?