Good Nutrition is Good Business: DMAA demolition, Successful store strategies, Ag drugs no more

Tuesday, 13 August 2013

DMAA demolition, Successful store strategies, Ag drugs no more

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Natural industry news from supply to shelf

August 13, 2013

On our radar

DMAA supps destroyed

In an $8 million bonfire of sorts, USPlabs destroyed DMAA-packed supplements under pressure from federal health regulators.

Industry cross section

Natural retail growth strategies that work

Four retailers discuss their-long term goals to localize, differentiate, attract crossover consumers and support traceability.

2013 NBJ Summit highlight reel [video]

With 380 senior executives in attendance, the largest NBJ Summit ever soundly solidified its position as the premier event in the health and nutrition industry.

Commentary

It's time to clean up performance-enhancing drugs… in agriculture

Tyson Foods shook up the livestock markets last week when it announced that it would stop buying cattle that had been fed Zilmax, a feed supplement.

Your health

6 nutrient-packed recipes that make meals count

You can't control every factor that affects your health, but you're in charge of the most important one: the foods you put into your body.

Can probiotics blast fat?

Is carmine the next pink slime? [video]

How use category management to land shelf space

The new need-to-know niacin alternative

Poll

Tell us: What's the top reason people are taking omegas?

Today's takeaway

"Just like baseball, the livestock business over the years has been pushing animals beyond the physical levels ever intended by Mother Nature."
— Read It's time to clean up performance-enhancing drugs… in agriculture