SupplySide Global 2026: Kerry backs life-stage women’s health and targeted gut health
Product innovations for women’s health and the gut microbiome are becoming more targeted as consumers seek solutions tailored to specific life stages, health needs, and daily routines. At the ongoing SupplySide Global 2026 trade show (Oct 28–30) in Las Vegas, Nevada, US, the company is showcasing concepts that combine science-backed ingredients with its formulation, taste, and delivery expertise across women’s, digestive, and immune health. On the show floor, Amy Smith, Ph.D., senior director of medical affairs at Kerry, tells Nutrition Insight that women’s health is a central focus for the company at SupplySide Global 2026, where today Kerry also hosts the session “Supporting Women’s Health Through Every Life Stage.”Download the whitepaper and give your product a science-led edge.
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Bactolife CEO Sebastian Søderberg and co-founder and chief scientific officer Dr. Sandra Wingaard Thrane discuss Helm binding proteins, a novel gut health approach. Unlike probiotics, which introduce beneficial bacteria, or prebiotics, which feed them, Helm proteins bind and block harmful compounds. The company is launching the proteins through healthcare practitioners, with applications beyond supplements in medical foods, functional foods, and beverages. Søderberg says several product launches are coming and four clinical trials are underway.
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Bactolife CEO Sebastian Søderberg and co-founder and chief scientific officer Dr. Sandra Wingaard Thrane discuss Helm binding proteins, a novel gut health approach. Unlike probiotics, which introduce beneficial bacteria, or prebiotics, which feed them, Helm proteins bind and block harmful...




































