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Even baseball’s gone gluten free. Check out these free, pregame gluten-free sampling events from Find Me Gluten Free and Gluten Free Frenzy at a ballpark near you.
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Delicious Living BlogHealthNatural beauty
Do safety advocates, mass companies or you control the future of cosmetics?
April 3, 2012As mass-market beauty companies and consumer-safety advocates face off about cosmetics reform, you’re the one who can make the biggest difference.
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According to research from The Hartman Group, as consumers clue in to the value of fresh foods, the market for packaged foods is dying out. Is this good or bad news for packaged natural products?
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Delicious Living BlogHealthNatural beauty
Are natural beauty brands greenwashing or targets of sensationalism?
March 23, 2012A new study from the Silent Spring Institute targets some top natural brands for containing potentially dangerous ingredients. While most media outlets sensationalized the new, I dug in to get the facts and analyze the study’s recommendations.
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Delicious Living BlogHealthNatural beauty
The secret ingredient for better, safer beauty products
March 16, 2012Organic agricultural waste could hold the key to more sustainable cosmetic supply chains.
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Delicious Living BlogHealthNatural beauty
Reformulations reflect higher natural, organic personal care standards
March 10, 2012Long-standing natural personal care companies are raising the bar on their ingredients and investing in consumer trust. Nowhere is this more evident than at Expo West 2012.
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Today’s consumers are attracted to packaging that is eye-catching, educational and convenient.
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Delicious Living BlogHealthNatural beauty
6 natural personal care trends on my Expo West 2012 radar
March 2, 2012Men’s skin care, the latest in natural sunscreen, ingredient innovation, nutricosmetic breakthroughs: Here are just a few of the many natural personal care trends bound to make Natural Products Expo West 2012 the most beautiful to date.
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Too many scary food stories. Too many choices. Why has it become so hard to enjoy cooking? This year’s Future of Wellness research by New Hope Natural Media tells the story: People are confused by food.