Discover sports nutrition and collagen insights in expert panel discussion

Integrating digital tools in consumer research is a major opportunity for players in the health and nutrition industry. It can save time and money, yield new insights into real-life consumer health, and offer survey participants an easier and more enriching experience. In this first of a series of two blog articles, we explore a pioneering digital study, featuring Rousselot’s Peptan collagen peptides, which has demonstrated how this can work: GutMe!

Gelatin’s special gelling and thickening jelly-like properties helped make gummy bears a blockbuster candy category after humble beginnings almost a century ago. But gelatin had to work harder to meet the particular nutraceutical and pharmaceutical manufacturing demands of the fast-rising functional gummies category. More on that in a second…

Collagen peptides are well-known for their positive effects on joint health. But did you know, exciting new research suggests they’re also good for supporting bone health?

Gelatin has many applications ranging from food ingredient to the safe delivery of medication. Valued for its unique functional properties, gelatin is one of the most versatile ingredients in the world.

Pharmaceutical capsules are consumed by millions of people around the world every day. But have you ever wondered where they come from? In this article, we look at the gelatin capsule which has been the standard shell excipient for over a hundred years. We also take a look at the alternative shell excipients that have been developed to cater for the vegetarian market.

Pork is a relatively overlooked source of collagen peptides. Yet it’s been part of our diets for many thousands of years.

Transplantation of human cells, tissues or organs can save many lives and restores essential functions where no alternatives of comparable effectiveness exist.

Skin beauty: a fresh approach to an old problem Over the last few decades the most popular methods for maintaining skin beauty have been centered on the use of creams, lotions and gels applied directly to the skin as part of a daily routine. Another popular method is cosmetic surgery, which is very costly and quite invasive.