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Innovation trends we’re watching at Expo East
Baltimore or Bust! As Expo East comes to a close, here’s a few innovation trends that caught our eye. Be sure to check them out before you leave!
So much more than probiotics – look out for brands tackling gut health in new ways.
RESTORE is a liquid supplement linking gut and brain health that goes beyond probiotics, helping to support tight junction cellular integrity and diversify your microbiome the natural way. It’s soil derived carbon molecules, U.S. sourced, and naturally rich in a variety of humate substances, trace minerals and amino acids. RESTORE’s active ingredient, Terrahydrite®, isn’t a bacteria; it’s a family of molecules made by bacteria to support gut cellular health weakened by too many invaders like glyphosate and chemicals found in the air and water we ingest daily. Booth 3014
To truly help your microbiome flourish, diversity is key. And according to Enzymedica, studies show that a higher intake of Omegas EPA, DHA, and now DPA are critical for promoting microbial diversity. Enzymedica’s Aquabiome fish oil product focuses on a unique blend and optimal ratio of omegas to influence good microbiome health, ultimately linking microbiome health to balanced energy levels, mood, brain health, cardiovascular health, immune health, and of course, digestion. Booth 3543
Whole Food Plant Based Protein
Plant based protein is of course where current research is focused – from soy, gluten, and pea protein isolates – but be on the lookout for challenger plant-based enthusiasts eschewing high-tech imitations in favor of whole plant foods that show up as their true and whole selves.
NoBull Burger is not out to tease you into thinking you’re eating mock-meat made from soy or pea protein isolates, or wheat gluten. Instead, this brand really is ‘no bull.’ This veggie burger truly is a veggie burger, made from organic lentils, brown rice, quinoa, garbanzo beans – for protein – plus coconut milk and roasted veggies. Nothing grown in a lab, no preservatives, additives or chemicals. Booth 8048
88 Acres, along with other brands, are bringing consumer awareness to watermelon seed protein. 88 Acres’ watermelon seed butter is a simple formula made from the white seed within the watermelon seed shell. It has more protein than almonds or peanuts, it’s an allergen-friendly protein source, and requires much less water than almonds to produce. Booth 8309
Sugar Avoidance & Natural Whole Food Sweeteners
The industry is fractured on how to deal with the negative turmoil surrounding sugar as the number one public health villain. Experimentation is multi-pronged, from low glycemic food-based sweeteners, to zero calorie alternatives, to redefining sweet, or making room for savory in traditionally sweet foods.
Minna: Botanical flavoring, no sugar added sparkling water. Booth 653
Mavuno Harvest: Dried jackfruit, no sugar added. Booth 1134
Know Brainer: Keto creamer made with collagen, grass-fed ghee, MCT oil, and zero calorie monk fruit. Booth 6409
Monk Fruit is the emerging sweetener to watch
The NEXT Trend database can identify various trends as they’re happening, from marketing and sustainability claims, to ingredient trends and category growth. Curious how your product or idea stacks up? Contact the NEXT Data & Insights team to learn how our unique suite of forward-looking data and services can help you determine where to place your next innovation bet.
Want to meet with us at the show? Give us a shout at NEXT@NewHope.com or stop by the NEXT Suite to say hello! We’ll be in the Hilton, across from the Super Pass Lounge and Press Room.
What’s NEXT Weekly gives you the best bite of data you didn’t know your week needed. From the forefront of all things healthy products, we’re excited to dish up proprietary insights, unique market intelligence, and innovation tips just for you (and all the other savvy brand innovators out there).
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Innovation Trends from Expo East, No Bull - NEXT Data & Insights
What's Next in Natural is part of the Informa Markets Division of Informa PLC
NEXT Concept Lab
Multiple Forces Assessment
Innovation Trends from Expo East, No Bull
By NEXT Data & Insights
In Innovation Trends, Microbiome, Monk Fruit, Natural Sweeteners, Plant-based, Quick Bites
Innovation Trends from Expo East, No Bull2019-09-132019-12-20/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/next_rgb.pngNEXT Data & Insightshttps://www.whatsnextinnatural.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/npee_sm.png200px200px
Innovation trends we’re watching at Expo East
Baltimore or Bust! As Expo East comes to a close, here’s a few innovation trends that caught our eye. Be sure to check them out before you leave!
So much more than probiotics – look out for brands tackling gut health in new ways.
RESTORE is a liquid supplement linking gut and brain health that goes beyond probiotics, helping to support tight junction cellular integrity and diversify your microbiome the natural way. It’s soil derived carbon molecules, U.S. sourced, and naturally rich in a variety of humate substances, trace minerals and amino acids. RESTORE’s active ingredient, Terrahydrite®, isn’t a bacteria; it’s a family of molecules made by bacteria to support gut cellular health weakened by too many invaders like glyphosate and chemicals found in the air and water we ingest daily. Booth 3014
To truly help your microbiome flourish, diversity is key. And according to Enzymedica, studies show that a higher intake of Omegas EPA, DHA, and now DPA are critical for promoting microbial diversity. Enzymedica’s Aquabiome fish oil product focuses on a unique blend and optimal ratio of omegas to influence good microbiome health, ultimately linking microbiome health to balanced energy levels, mood, brain health, cardiovascular health, immune health, and of course, digestion. Booth 3543
Whole Food Plant Based Protein
Plant based protein is of course where current research is focused – from soy, gluten, and pea protein isolates – but be on the lookout for challenger plant-based enthusiasts eschewing high-tech imitations in favor of whole plant foods that show up as their true and whole selves.
NoBull Burger is not out to tease you into thinking you’re eating mock-meat made from soy or pea protein isolates, or wheat gluten. Instead, this brand really is ‘no bull.’ This veggie burger truly is a veggie burger, made from organic lentils, brown rice, quinoa, garbanzo beans – for protein – plus coconut milk and roasted veggies. Nothing grown in a lab, no preservatives, additives or chemicals. Booth 8048
88 Acres, along with other brands, are bringing consumer awareness to watermelon seed protein. 88 Acres’ watermelon seed butter is a simple formula made from the white seed within the watermelon seed shell. It has more protein than almonds or peanuts, it’s an allergen-friendly protein source, and requires much less water than almonds to produce. Booth 8309
Sugar Avoidance & Natural Whole Food Sweeteners
The industry is fractured on how to deal with the negative turmoil surroundi
ng sugar as the number one public health villain. Experimentation is multi-pronged, from low glycemic food-based sweeteners, to zero calorie alternatives, to redefining sweet, or making room for savory in traditionally sweet foods.
Minna: Botanical flavoring, no sugar added sparkling water. Booth 653
Mavuno Harvest: Dried jackfruit, no sugar added. Booth 1134
Know Brainer: Keto creamer made with collagen, grass-fed ghee, MCT oil, and zero calorie monk fruit. Booth 6409
Monk Fruit is the emerging sweetener to watch
The NEXT Trend database can identify various trends as they’re happening, from marketing and sustainability claims, to ingredient trends and category growth. Curious how your product or idea stacks up? Contact the NEXT Data & Insights team to learn how our unique suite of forward-looking data and services can help you determine where to place your next innovation bet.
Want to meet with us at the show? Give us a shout at NEXT@NewHope.com or stop by the NEXT Suite to say hello! We’ll be in the Hilton, across from the Super Pass Lounge and Press Room.
What’s NEXT Weekly gives you the best bite of data you didn’t know your week needed. From the forefront of all things healthy products, we’re excited to dish up proprietary insights, unique market intelligence, and innovation tips just for you (and all the other savvy brand innovators out there).
Browse by Category Select Category Disruption (2) Food Tribes (1) Plant-based (11) Quick Bites (43) #Young4Ever (1) 4 out of 5 Doctors (1) A Life of Vitality (1) Adaptogens (3) Allergens & Intolerance (1) Ashwagandha (1) Bacopa (1) Beverages (3) Caffeine (1) Cauliflower (1) CBD (3) Certifications (2) Chief Health Officers (1) Clean Label (3) Coconut Water (1) Collagen (1) Consumer Concern (4) Consumer Segmentation (1) Consumer Values (11) Cordyceps (1) Cosmetics (1) CPG Brands (2) Craft & Artisanal (1) Cultural Forces (5) Diet Trends (5) Diet Values (3) Eleuthero (1) Empowered Communities (1) Environmental Positioning (1) Fair Trade (1) Guilty & Defeated (1) Healing Diets (1) Healthy Microbiome (1) Hemp (3) Holistic Health & Wellbeing (1) Ingredient Trends (9) Innovation Trends (5) Instagram (2) Kale (1) Life Tastes Good (1) Maca (1) Maitake Mushrooms (1) Market Trends (3) Marketing (4) Meatless Burgers (1) Microbiome (1) Milk (1) Millennials (1) Modern Conditions (1) Modern Life (1) Monk Fruit (1) Moringa (1) Mushrooms (2) Natural Sweeteners (1) NEXT Concept Lab (1) NEXT Trend Database (2) Organic (2) Pili Nuts (1) Pizza (1) Place of Origin (1) Plant Protein (2) Plant Wisdom (1) Plant-based Revolution (2) Plantain & Pili Nuts (1) Podcast (1) Pork (1) Protein Power (1) Regenerative Agriculture (3) Responsible Meat & Dairy Protein (1) Seafood Alternatives (1) Social Media (3) Sourcing Responsibly (3) Sugar Vilified (1) Turmeric (1) Unsweetened (1) USDA (1) Verification (1) Waste Reduction (2) Yogurt (1) Sustainability (1)
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Expo East – What you need to knowCultural Forces, Innovation Trends, Market Trends, Quick Bites
Bee HonestCPG Brands, Marketing, Quick Bites, Social Media