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2016 What’S Hot 2016 OCTOBER 4-8 R Expo Hall October 6 & 7 2016 WHAT’S HOT 2016 THE WORLD'S LEADING INGREDIENT AND SOLUTIONS TRADESHOW WHERE SCIENCE & STRATEGY INTERSECT. WHAT’S HOT at SupplySide West TABLE OF CONTENTS A SPECIAL ALL-DIGITAL ISSUE October 2016 3 VIEWPOINT 4 AGENDA-AT-A-GLANCE 8 WHAT’S NEW IN CONTENT 9 SPORTS NUTRITION 10 SUPPLEMENTS & BEAUTY TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE 11 LEGAL 12 FOOD & BEVERAGE 13 TARGETED CONTENT OPPORTUNITIES 16 SUPPLYSIDE CENTRAL 17 EDITOR’S CHOICE AWARDS 19 SURVIVAL KIT 20 FIRST-TIME ATTENDEE RECEPTION 22 EXHIBITOR NEWS 31 SUPPLYSIDE & VITAFOODS GLOBAL STOREFRONTS 32 HOT PRODUCTS Copyright © 2016 Informa Exhibitions LLC. All rights reserved. The publisher reserves the right to accept or reject any advertising or editorial material. Advertisers, and/or their agents, assume the responsibility for all content of published advertisements and assume responsibility for any claims against the publisher based on the advertisement. Editorial contributors assume responsibility for their published works and assume responsibility for any claims against the publisher based on the published work. Editorial content may not necessarily reflect the views of the publisher. Materials contained on this site may not be reproduced, modified, distributed, republished or hosted (either directly or by linking) without our prior written permission. You may not alter or remove any trademark, copyright or other notice from copies of content. You may, however, download material from the site (one machine readable copy and one print copy per page) for your personal, noncommercial use only. We reserve all rights in and title to all material downloaded. All items submitted to SUPPLYSIDE become the sole property of Informa Exhibitions LLC. 2 Preparing to Maximize Your SupplySide West Experience Building an itinerary for SupplySide West allows you to prioritize the many people and products vying for your attention. The fact is, those people and products have a lot to offer you and your business: introduction to new ingredients, technologies, product development, best manufacturing practices and other important supply chain issues. Although it’s likely you already registered for the event with some specific activities in mind, SupplySide West is also a great time to be open to meeting new people and making time to explore new products and technologies. You never know what unplanned conversation will turn into your company’s next line of revenue. Please be sure to schedule time in your itinerary to discover. This special Digital Magazine, “What’s Hot at SupplySide West,” was created to provide you with the following: VIEWPOINT • Notices about new products and developments. Many of the most progressive ingredient suppliers and service companies choose SupplySide West to debut new ingredients, solutions and technologies. Exploration and discovery at the show, plus networking and education sessions, provide you with the tools to innovate. • Highlights of the education program. The team at SupplySide has worked hard to provide must-see sessions and new-to- market information that will move your business forward. Every great product needs a sound strategy around going to market. • Supplier Q&A showcasing several of the SupplySide West exhibitors, and what they are ready to share during the event. Be sure to put these folks on your must-see list. • Other tips for making the most of your trade show experience. While we couldn’t possibly include every incredible thing that will be on display in Las Vegas, the details within these pages are an advantageous summary of “What’s Hot at SupplySide West” this year! In advance, thank you for attending SupplySide West, and be sure to let us know how we can assist in making it a great experience. + Danica Cullins Vice President, Sales Global Health & Nutrition Network Informa Exhibitions (480)281-6713 [email protected] @DanicaCullins 3 AGENDA-AT-A-GLANCE Tuesday, October 4 9am-12pm Evaluating & Partnering WORKSHOPS with Contract Labs 7-11am Separate registration required Level 3, South Seas H Official Education Registration Open Underwritten by: Level 1, Hall E Corridor Sponsor: GMP TRAINING Capitalizing on the Future of Energy Separate registration required 5-7pm Drinks, Shots & Supplements FIRST-TIME ATTENDEE RECEPTION Produced by: Level 3, South Seas B Separate registration required 8am-5pm Gluten-Free Product Formulation RX Boiler Room within Mandalay Bay 21 CFR 111 Dietary Supplement GMP to Meet Consumer Demands Sponsored by: Overview (part 1 of 2) Level 3, South Seas C Level 3, South Seas A Developing & Substantiating Limited to first-time attendees only. Product Claims Food Safety Level 3, South Seas F 5:30 - 7:30pm Modernization Act (FSMA) Vitamin Angels Drive to Thrive at Topgolf Level 3, South Seas B Underwritten by: Separate registration required Botanical Topgolf Science & Innovation Driving Produced by: Materials Verification the Beauty Category Level 3, South Seas C AGENDA-AT-A-GLANCE Presented by Pharmachem Level 3, South Seas H 8am-12pm Underwritten by: Production Records – Thursday, October 6 Do’s and Don’ts 9am-5pm 7am-5:30pm Level 3, South Seas D SUMMIT Registration Open Separate registration required Level 1, Hall E Corridor Delivering on the 9-10am Clean Label Expectation Wednesday, October 5 BREAKFAST BRIEF Level 3, South Seas J Separate registration required 7am-7pm Underwritten by: Registration Open Fortify Your Life: Level 1, Hall E Corridor A Guide to Vitamins, Minerals & More 1:30-4:30pm Level 3, Palm B GMP TRAINING WORKSHOPS Separate registration required Sponsored by: Separate registration required Produced by: Official Education 9-11am 8am-5pm Sponsor: Grand Opening by Fytexia Level 1, Bayside Hall D 21 CFR 111 Dietary Supplement State Attorneys General: GMP Overview (part 2 of 2) Communication & Mitigation Strategies Sponsored by: Level 3, Palm A Level 3, South Seas B 9-11am Underwritten by: GMP TRAINING: The Top 10 Ways FEATURED SPEAKER: to Get a Warning Letter FDA’s Cara Welch, Ph.D. Level 3, Palm B Sparking Beverage Innovation Level 3, South Seas F Level 3, South Seas C Official Education 8am-12pm Underwritten by: Sponsor: Current State of Non-GMO for Dietary Supplements Level 3, Palm C Strategies for Successfully Navigating GMP TRAINING: NDIs & GRAS the Weight Management Market Notification – A How To Level 3, South Seas F Level 3, Palm D Underwritten by: 4 AGENDA-AT-A-GLANCE 10am-5:30pm Technology Will Ignite the Growth of 2:30-3pm Expo Hall Open the Omega-3 Category What’s the Buzz on Innovative Level 1, Bayside Hall D Level 3, Jasmine G Ingredients? IPA Probiotics Resource Center SupplySide Central, Level 1, Hall D, Booth EE182 Level 1, Hall D, Booth T129 Sponsored by: Sponsored by: Produced with the Assistance of: 1-1:30pm Beyond the Athlete: Sports Nutrition Sponsored by: Benefits for Mainstream Consumers 3-4pm SupplySide Central, Level 1, Hall D, Booth EE182 Omega-3 Resource Center Success Stories & Lessons Learned in Presented by: Financial Partnerships, & the NCN Level 1, Hall D, Booth II143 Venture Tank @ SupplySide! Sponsored by: SupplySide Central, Level 1, Hall D, Booth EE182 In Association with: Presented by: 1:30-2pm Sponsored by: SupplySide CPG Editor’s Choice Awards: Tasting Bar at SupplySide Central Supplements Presentation SupplySide Central, Level 1, Hall D, SupplySide Central, Level 1, Hall D, Booth EE182 4:30-5:30pm The Late Show with Gelita AGENDA-AT-A-GLANCE Booth EE182 Presented by: SupplySide Central, Level 1, Hall D, Booth EE182 11am-5:20pm VendorBrief Presentations 2-4pm Sponsored by: Level 1, Hall D, Booths UU111 & WW111 PANEL DISCUSSIONS Separate registration required 12-1pm Official Education Friday, October 7 Ingredient Launchpad Sponsor: SupplySide Central, Level 1, Hall D, Booth EE182 7am-5:30pm Registration Open Sponsored by: GMOs: Today’s Challenges, by TM Tomorrow’s Opportunities Level 1, Hall E Corridor Level 3, South Seas B 8:30-10am O Business Transformation: Driving Your A Viridis group company Digital Transformation & the Need Business Toward a Profitable Future for Data Security Level 3, South Seas B Level 3, South Seas C 12-1pm Official Education LUNCH BRIEFS Underwritten by: Sponsor: Separate registration required Optimizing Performance: Natural Colors: Overcoming Technical Underwritten by: Sports, Sex & Your Heart Challenges & Consumer Perceptions Level 3, Palm B Level 3, South Seas J 9-10am BREAKFAST BRIEFS Sponsored by: 2-2:30pm Not for the Faint-Hearted: Separate registration required Navigating Pitfalls & Profits in Today’s AyuFlex®: Next-Generation The Role of Bioactive Protein in CoQ10 Ingredient Market Vegetarian Choice for Joint Health Healthy Aging & Mobility SupplySide Central, Level 1, Hall D, Booth EE182 Level 3, Palm B Level 3, Palm C Sponsored by: Sponsored by: Sponsors: Technology & Cost Savings Prodigest®: Innovation & Clinical in Supply Chain Sourcing Evidence in the Fastest-Growing Level 3, Palm C Category, Gut Health Level 3, Palm D Sponsored by: Sponsored by: Get the Claim You Want: Clinical Research Strategies for a Successful 5 AGENDA-AT-A-GLANCE Product Launch 11am-2:50pm 2-4pm Level 3, Palm D VendorBrief Presentations PANEL DISCUSSIONS Sponsored by: Level 1, Hall D, Booths UU111 & WW111 Separate registration required Official Education 11:30am-12pm 9-11am Sponsor: Transparency & Traceability in the PANEL DISCUSSIONS Supply Chain Separate registration required Cognitive Health Throughout SupplySide Central, Level 1, Hall D, Booth EE182 Official Education the Lifespan
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