Articles Tagged with ''health and wellness''

Icelandic Provisions unveiled two new multi-packs in Strawberry & Lingonberry and Vanilla Skyr available at select retailers. It takes nearly four cups of milk to make one cup of Skyr, making it thicker, and creamier than yogurt.

There’s no doubt that exercise is a key component to leading a healthy lifestyle, though some would-be gym-goers feel intimidated in traditional fitness spaces. Muscle Milk is on a mission to address these challenges and help make fitness more accessible through its cause-based initiative, "The Lifting Project."

Whey proteins provide protection against infection, boost muscle health. Constituting 20% of total milk protein, whey proteins boast a high nutritional value, are easily digestible, and readily absorbed.

Company’s vice president of scientific affairs talks about the connection between the microbiome and immune health, plus much more.

Health and wellness and sustainability are among the things consumers will be talking about.

Protekt, a veteran-owned wellness company, launched a new, all-natural Immunity Liquid Beverage Enhancer that delivers high-impact antioxidants including vitamin C, zinc, vitamin D, and echinacea to support optimal health and immunity throughout the body, the company says.

TEAKOE, the better-for-you fizzy tea brand, launched a new Orange Ginger Punch flavor, a fizzy fruit punch-like classic that reimagines a childhood beverage favorite, Fruit Punch.

Prebiotics work as a fertilizer to boost growth of “good” bacteria, probiotics. Choosing the right pre-, pro- or postbiotic strains can help with unintentional weight gain, fatigue, sickness, and digestive health, experts note.
 

Heading into the busy holiday season, Two Good introduced a line of three new Smoothies made with real fruit puree and no artificial sweeteners. The cultured dairy drinks are not only lower in sugar and high in protein, but every bottle sold helps to feed someone in need.

Yogurt, cream cheese are loved to the moon and back as per cultured dairy sales. IRI reports that yogurt, No. 3 on IRI’s Dairy15 Top Categories list, generated $8.4 billion in dollar sales and an 8.6% YoY growth. No. 9 on the list, cream cheese sales totaled $2.3 billion with 8% YoY growth.