In “Wired to Eat”($26.99, 388 pp), Robb Wolf, health expert emphasizes that, in addition to willpower and discipline, your genetics may be responsible for our health issues. Wolf introduces a new approach to transform your diet and help discover a customized weight loss solution through a two-part program. Harmony Books,...
In “A Year of Picnics: Recipes for Dining Well in the Great Outdoors” ($24.95, 238 pp), author and lifestyle blogger, Ashley English, presents over 70 picnic-perfect recipes as well as advice for packing your basket, creative ideas for outdoor activities, and tips on selecting your location from mountaintops to meadows,...
Build more body awareness and consciousness around food with “The Simple, Healing Cleanse” ($24.99, 207 pp). Kimberly Larson, Ayurvedic practitioner and founder of Lakshmi’s Garden, and Claudia Welch, international speaker and doctor of oriental medicine, use the traditions of Ayurveda to guide you through a 31-day cleanse to nourish the...
What’s Selling is a monthly review of the best-selling products determined from unit sales at six natural products stores around the country, rotated from a base of selected stores. The intention is to provide indications of sales trends. If your store is interested in being included in our What’s Selling...
Minneapolis, MN — Target Corp. has pulled Just Mayo eggless mayonnaise and other products from San Francisco-based vegan food startup Hampton Creek Inc. off its shelves for good. The retailer had pulled the products about two months ago after receiving what it said were food safety allegations it shared with the...
Cleveland, OH — Ganeden, a manufacturer of probiotic ingredients, received from Health Canada a no objection letter that allows companies fortifying products with GanedenBC3 to make new gut flora wording on packaging as well as general health claims allowed in the country’s probiotic monograph. “Canada has become a strong market...
Americans are buying more organic produce and would buy even more if it were less expensive. When compared to such food categories as dairy, meat, seafood, poultry and juice, half of consumers say, in new research from Mintel, they are more likely to purchase organic fresh produce. In addition, 57%...
While not as big as the salty snack category, according to a new report by Nielsen, snackable produce (grapes, cherries, bananas, baby carrots, oranges, mandarins, apples, berries and stone fruits) have seen a 10% annual growth rate each year from 2012 to 2016, and as of late May 2017 had amassed...
Washington, DC — FDA’s Center for Food Safety & Applied Nutrition will meet Oct. 3 from 8am to 5pm to discuss development of a list of pre-DSHEA dietary ingredients. More meeting specifics, including how to register, will be available later this month through a Federal Register Notice and on the FDA...
