Last week we announced that we created a new division called Health, Beauty and Nutrition to complement our personal care portfolio and offer holistic solutions for beauty products: topical and ingestible ingredients.
We have now joined Complementary Medicines Australia!
Why?
To keep up with industry news, via ‘The Supplement’ newsletter and webinars
To have support and up-to-date information about regulatory affairs
To work together with CMA to keep public health and wellbeing a priority
To feel connected to our peers – we cannot wait to see/meet everyone at the conference in December, keep an eye out for our exhibit!
What is CMA?
Complementary Medicines Australia (CMA) is the peak industry body for the complementary medicines industry, representing members across the supply chain, including manufacturers, importers, exporters, raw material suppliers, wholesalers, distributors and retailers.
CMA promotes appropriate industry regulation and advancement to ensure consumers have access to complementary medicines of the highest quality.
CMA is proud to work closely with the TGA and other Australian government agencies, such as Austrade and DFAT, to ensure a strong and sustainable industry.
It is CMA’s aim to improve public health and wellbeing through education and information on the use of complementary medicines, to support and enhance a robust complementary healthcare products industry, and to support the ethical and responsible promotion of complementary medicines.
Website - https://www.cmaustralia.org.au
How can we help you?
We're offering specialty ingredients to assist you with your choice of ingredients, trends and regulatory support.
Contact Sarah Lutze, our business development manager to start a discussion and see how we can help.
We look forward to connecting with you and see what amazing products you'll create.
Influenced by the fears from COVID-19, consumers are focusing on improving their health through over-the-counter supplements. This consumer behaviour has accelerated the demands for vitamin & mineral supplement (VMS).
A consequent shift towards a more holistic approach to skincare that combines complementary topical and ingestible beauty products is on the rise.
The United States is forecasted as the biggest retail market, while Asia Pacific has many growth potential. The fast- growth markets to watch in Asia Pacific are China, India, and South Korea.
As the connection between what consumers eat, their overall health, how they feel and their appearance strengthens, it opens up opportunities for more brands to explore the potential of beauty in new applications.
Consumers' growing appetite for edible beauty products has seen new product launches of beauty food, drink and supplements increase 49% in the past three years across the APAC region. Vitamins and dietary supplements account for the bulk of product launches in the past three years, with a 25% share of all launches. (Mintel Data)
We believe we can support Australian and New Zealand brands in this growing market by offering specialty ingredients with supported claims and specific solutions.
This is why we created a new division lead by Sarah Lutze: Health, Beauty and Nutrition.
Sarah holds a Masters Degree in Nutrition and Dietetics and is our new Business Development Manager.
While Sarah has been with Avenir Ingredients for over a year, she's recently stepped into this role and we know she'll be of great help to all our customers who have or are looking to launch ingestible beauty products.
You can contact Sarah at sarah@aveniringredients.com.au for more information on trends and ingredients.
It's already the second part of the year and a new financial year, can you believe it?
This means that if you're starting a new product development now it will most likely launch in 2022!
Check out our Newsletter and request our Cobiosa's presentation on 2022 trends.
We've also highlighted a beautiful new concept from Lucas Meyer Cosmetics named Beautopia.
Five new formulas are part of this emotional holistic ritual.
Read our full newsletter here.
