For the first time, products developed by companies with annual revenues under $1 billion represented the majority of top-ranking brands.

Almost 2 million employees participated in health and wellness initiatives in 2018 vs. 1.6 million in 2017 and 1.3 million in 2016.

Sustainability-related benefits are showing growth in a number of categories across the consumer landscape.

SmartFood Expo will focus on the exploding category of healthy foods marketed as “better-for-you.”

This cross-sectoral partnership emphasizes how more can be achieved by working collaboratively.

Even though dieting is on the decline, “my own diet” is still rising as the most common way consumers take control of their intake.

The New Year is an ideal time to start fresh and take steps to improve your wellbeing.

Within the $3.4 trillion global wellness market, $1 trillion annually is spent on beauty and anti-aging, $574 billion is spent on healthy eating, nutrition and weight loss and $433 billion is spent on preventative and personalized health.