Articles Tagged with ''health and wellness''

Most consumers consider yogurt a nutritious food because it is a cultured dairy product that contains live and active cultures. 

It wasn’t long ago when consumers seeking lactose-free dairy products had limited options. Today, these offerings are abundant, with more than 98% of retail outlets providing lactose-free dairy milk. 

Consumers are increasingly adopting a personalized nutrition mindset, using wearable technologies and apps that track their food intake, heart rate, and sleep patterns — kind of like getting a daily physical.

Studies states that consuming Palatinose (isomaltulose) "improves the body’s hormonal and glycemic response to a second meal by increasing GLP-1 (glucagon-like peptide-1) and PYY (peptide tyrosine tyrosine) levels, helping adults with metabolic syndrome better manage their blood sugar," according to a BENEO news release.

As Grab1's brand partner, Stoudemire will play a hands-on role shaping the future of the brand. Together, Grab1 and Stoudemire will collaborate on product development, bringing his expertise in fitness and wellness to create innovative offerings that expand the Kosher sports and fitness category.

For thousands of years, people of all ages, across various cultures, have eaten cheese for its great taste and versatility in food products. 

As consumers search for high quality, nutritious and locally sourced food products to serve their families, artisan cheese can be a great choice. By definition, artisan cheeses are natural cheeses produced in smaller batches from fresh milk with minimal ingredients.

If there is one theme I have witnessed beyond the oft-mentioned health and wellness and flavor trends, it is today’s staying power of dairy products. Perhaps we should call this the “Golden Age” of dairy. 

Scott’s Protein Balls is expanding its lineup with two new flavors: Cinnamon Almond Butter and Chocolate Peanut Latte.

There has perhaps been only one change to the recent sports nutrition market, but it is significant: the industry is no longer just about elite athletes who weightlift or seek to train for a sports event like a marathon or triathlon.