RONKONKOMA, N.Y. – Spring has sprung for Nature’s Truth with the launch of several new gummy vitamins for this leading manufacturer of high-quality wellness products. As the fastest growing gummy broadline brand, Nature’s Truth continues to pioneer innovation with its latest new gummy offerings. “Our primary focus when developing our gummy supplements is on taste,
RONKONKOMA, N.Y — Nature’s Truth has expanded its gummy vitamin line to include Iron Gummies and Cranberry Gummies. Nature’s Truth Iron Gummies are formulated for those with iron deficiencies and contain essential B vitamins and zinc. Iron continues to be a front runner in category sales, climbing 13% over the last 13 weeks, with the
RONKONKOMA, N.Y. – Nature’s Truth has introduced two Ashwagandha supplements for adults – a naturally fruit flavored gummy and an extra-strength capsule – to fulfill escalating demand for products containing the popular ingredient. With sales growing twice as fast as the stress category itself, Ashwagandha continues to enjoy substantial growth in all its delivery forms,
RONKONKOMA, N.Y. — Nature’s Truth has added three new adult gummies to its thriving line of gummy vitamins and supplements. The health and wellness brand says its great-tasting new Zinc, B-12 Energy, and Probiotic Digestive Aid gummies all hit shelves this spring. “We are committed to expanding our gummy presence in key top growth segments
RONKONKOMA, N.Y. — Nature’s Truth says that with its new line of gummies, vitamins have never tasted so good. The company points out that gummies are one of the fastest growing product forms in the VMHS category, accounting for 55% of all dollar sales growth and generating close to 20% of vitamin sales, according to
RONKONKOMA, N.Y. —Piping Rock Health Products, manufacturer of Nature’s Truth vitamins and supplements and top-selling aromatherapy products, has been voted one of Long Island’s top workplaces. Research company Energage recently conducted a workplace survey with over 100 Long Island companies, of all sizes, to determine which were the best places to work. The survey consisted of