The Natural List

Last month, The Natural List crew took a field trip to Las Vegas for the largest SupplySide Global ever! Over 20,000 people graced the halls of the Mandalay Bay Convention Center to further their supplement business, talk innovation and, of course, learn something new.

Host Jessica Rubino was able to snag Content Director Christine Kapperman and Editor Devon Gholam off the stage long enough to chat through some of the most pertinent takeaways from the show. The conversation centered on transparency across the supply chain, from dosing to efficacy, as well as the rise in playful, sensory-driven products. I mean, who wouldn’t want to take their supplements in sprinkle format?

Jessica highlights that these speak to a broader movement of joy and fun in wellness, rather than simply a new format trend. Devon rallies for the rise of metabolic health, citing that it’s so much more than just ‘weight loss’—even suggesting it could be the next ‘longevity’ or ‘healthy aging’. Our guests and host talk about the tension between holistic, systems-based health approaches and the hyper-targeted, precision ingredient solutions, women’s health, upcycled ingredients and more.

We’ll close with this: These conversations matter because ultimately, they shape what formulators, brands and finished products on shelf look like; directly influencing what supplement, food, beverage and beauty shoppers experience and trust.

Thank you to our sponsors Sensoril, Kanbar Digital and NOW Foods. Enjoy our vodcasts here or on YouTube. Prefer to tune in via podcast? Join us on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.

In this episode

• 0:30 – Welcome to our guests Devon Gholam and Christine Kapperman, recording on-site at SupplySide Global.
• 1:42 – Jessica shares how SupplySide’s formulators and innovators are still serving the end-consumer who shops in store.
• 2:33 – Thank you to our sponsor NOW Foods.
• 3:09 – Thank you to our sponsor Kanbar Digital.
• 3:44 – Devon shares her biggest takeaways on how the innovation pipeline is changing this year.
• 4:44 – Transparency is ever-important and has multiple facets.
• 5:07 – Christine shares her learnings from a session she moderated on the show floor about transparency and how it supports business.
• 6:27 – Christine emphasizes the importance of trust in transparency, especially when it comes to paying a higher price.
• 6:42 – Let’s talk trends! Guests chime in on the trends they hope have staying power.
• 7:55 – Sense-maxxing, fun, and joyfulness are changing the tide of wellness products.
• 8:56 – New formats are rolling out like jellies, sprinkles and fizzers, with K-Beauty as a large influence.
• 10:51 – Devon thinks metabolic health, not just weight management, will be the next frontier for innovation and industry movement.
• 12:52 – Guests discuss how the seemingly opposite systemic approach to health vs. the hyper-targeted approach to health are impacting the industry.
• 14:49 – Devon underlines the importance of delivering solutions responsibly and show the science.
• 15:23 – Women’s health is still a huge topic, yet more research and conversations must be had.
• 16:50 – SupplySide Global is the place for deeper conversations to happen.
• 17:42 – Thank you to our sponsor Sensoril.
• 18:37 – Devon discusses the potential for upcycled ingredients to grow in supplements.
• 20:14 – Christine reflects on how consumers tracking their biomarkers is moving the industry in new ways.
• 21:00 – Jessica underlines how optimization of health, businesses, teams and more was a theme this year.
• 22:30 – Follow SupplySide Supplement Journal on LinkedIn, keep up with the sessions on the SupplySide Global app, and read more takeaways from the show on Supplysidesj.com.
• 23:40 – Follow Devon and Christine on LinkedIn to keep the conversation going!

More than 50% of American families are celebrating Halloween this year. Does that feel low to you, or as expected? Between taste-testing natural vs. conventional Halloween candies, Host Adrienne Smith is joined by Meredith Kaufman and a very special guest, to discuss the cocoa crisis, sweet and salty Halloween-branded foods and dish on their favorite Halloween costumes.

One of our 17 forecasted trends for 2027 is ‘Acid trip,’ which highlights a departure from overly sweet flavors, and Adrienne is seeing it play out firsthand this Halloween. While protein- and fiber-heavy candies are everywhere, she's tracking a different shift: not "better for you" candy, but better candy, period. Shoppers want real ingredients, less sugar overall, and products that actually taste good, not just feel good. That same instinct for "better" is showing up on store shelves too: Adrienne noticed the Halloween seasonal set expanding beyond candy altogether, with Halloween branding popping up on savory snacks and other non-candy items, too.

Who will win the natural vs. conventional taste test? Will we ever pay $1.99 for a candy bar again? Find out on this episode of The Natural List podcast.

Thank you to our sponsors, Sensoril, Kanbar Digital, NOW Foods and Palermo Villa.

In this episode:

• 0:10 – Welcome to our Halloween episode!
• 1:06 – Adrienne’s chair is haunted, in honor of spooky season. Boo!
• 2:06 – Adults have favorite costumes, too!
• 4:39 – Sour and swicy flavors, plus tropical fruits, are popping up in candies.
• 5:30 – Does the volatility of the chocolate industry impact consumer preference trending toward gummies? Or do people just really love gummies?
• 6:10 – Meredith gives us an economic lesson on the cocoa market and how tariffs, inflation, and diesel prices impact the cost of your candy bar.
• 7:05 – Thank you to our sponsor NOW Foods.
• 7:36 – Thank you to our sponsor Kanbar Digital.
• 8:08 – Protein and fiber candies are everywhere, but Adrienne is tracking a different trend: better candy, not just better-for-you candy.
• 9:49 – Adrienne spotted savory snacks and other non-candy items getting the Halloween branding treatment this year.
• 10:39 – Natural vs. conventional candies taste test with a very special guest!
• 11:09 – Thank you to our sponsor Sensoril.
• 11:47 – Thank you to our sponsor Palermo Villa.
• 12:14 – Welcome to the podcast, Ellen, official taste tester of The Natural List!
• 13:44 – Twix vs. Little Secret Milk Chocolate Cookie Bar.
• 14:33 - Snickers vs. Unreal Caramel Peanut Nougat Bar.
• 15:08 - Hershey milk chocolate vs. Hu OG Milk Chocolate.
• 16:03 – Reese’s PB cup vs. Justin's milk chocolate PB cup.
• 17:06 - Unreal Dark Chocolate coconut Bar vs. Almond Joy.
• 18:10 - Justin's dark chocolate peanut butter candy pieces vs. M&M's peanut.

It's our favorite time of year: trend prediction season! In this episode of The Natural List Podcast, hosts Jessica Rubino and Adrienne Smith discuss the 17 trends that our team at New Hope Network released earlier today. These are more than just trends, though; they're market forces shaping the entire CPG and natural products industry. Plenty of these ideas have made their way from one category to another, finally earning themselves a spot on this year's trends prediction list as true pillars of the year to come.

From a back-to-basics movement redefining how we think about protein and heritage ingredients to a wave of trends built around the idea that wellness should actually feel good, this year we’re digging into the forces reshaping shopper behavior across food, beverage and personal care.

A few numbers hint at just how much momentum is behind these shifts, like pickle-flavored snack sales jumping 30 percent and dairy projected to grow 7.3 percent in 2027. But, as our hosts share, the real story is in how these ideas are colliding across categories in ways the industry has not quite seen before. Plus, Jessica and Adrienne dish on the trend neither of them expected to be writing about.

This is our biggest trend prediction story yet, so watch the full episode now, and head to newhope.com to read the complete list of all 17 trends shaping 2027.

Thank you to our sponsors Sensoril, Kanbar Digital and NOW Foods. Enjoy our vodcasts here or on YouTube. Prefer to tune in via podcast? Join us on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.

In this episode:

• 0:15 – Hosts share how they prepared for today’s podcast recording.
• 2:14 – Welcome to the 2027 trend prediction episode!
• 3:34 – Thank you to our sponsor Sensoril.
• 4:15 – Adrienne and Jessica discuss the process behind developing the yearly trend predictions.
• 6:20 – Our 2027 trends are based around bigger consumer behavior shifts.
• 6:40 – Trend bucket 1: Back to basics, but better.
• 8:59 – Dairy growth is expected to grow 7.3%, according to Nutrition Business Journal data.
• 10:34 – Protein offerings were impressive and delicious: plant-based and animal-based.
• 11:30 – Global flavors aren’t a trend anymore; they’re a pillar of our industry.
• 12:33 – Trend bucket 2: Wellness should be enjoyable
• 13:25 – Are people over sweet flavors? This trend argues yes!
• 13:59 – Gen Z is driving flavor exploration.
• 15:46 – Flavors are popular, even in supplements.
• 16:53 – Affordable indulgences have made their way into the natural products industry.
• 18:22 – Wellness is getting dialed in and amping up the personalization factor.
• 19:03 – Thank you to our sponsor NOW Foods.
• 19:37 – Thank you to our sponsor Kanbar Digital.
• 21:30 – Metabolic health is an industry force connecting multiple categories.
• 22:06 – The lines between categories are blurring, which makes our trends blend across the industry.
• 24:01 – The CPG industry is offering more solutions to specialty problems.
• 25:39 – Connection remains a strong trend driver in the natural products industry.
• 26:57 – Hosts answer: Which trend is most likely to be huge in 2027?
• 28:16 – Hosts answer: Which trend best captures the 2027 consumer?
• 29:26 – Hosts answer: Which trend is the most surprising 2027 trend?
• 31:30 – Hosts answer: Which trend are you most skeptical about?
• 31:40 – Hosts answer: Which trend do you think is the most niche now, but won’t be in the future?
• 33:53 – Hosts answer: What is the biggest opportunity for retailers or brands?
• 35:20 – Read more about these trends in the Fall Natural Foods Merchandiser magazine and on newhope.com!

We’re stepping back in time for this episode of The Natural List! At the Natural Products Expo West Content Creation Studio, Adrienne interviewed Victoria Reyes, co-founder of Narra, a ready-to-drink tea latte brand. New Hope Editor Meredith Kaufman joins the podcast to help Adrienne introduce the brand and what we love about them—spoiler: their Ube Latte was a NEXTY Finalist earlier this year and a fan favorite around the office!

After years of walking the show floor, this is Narra’s first time exhibiting at Expo West. Victoria brings her CPG background in sourcing for Starbucks and pairs it with her brother’s: an engineer turned chef! The brand leans heavily into the siblings’ Filipino heritage, sourcing ingredients like Assam black tea from India and ube directly from farmers in the Luzon region of the Philippines. Their Strawberry Matcha is already a Whole Foods best seller and ties together the gentle caffeine and global flavors trends effortlessly.

Thank you to our sponsors Bar-U-Eat, Sensoril, Kanbar Digital and NOW Foods. Enjoy our vodcasts here or on YouTube. Prefer to tune in via podcast? Join us on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.

In this episode:

• 0:03 – Meredith is back on The Natural List!
• 0:37 – This week we’re talking with Victoria Reyes, co-founder of Narra, in an interview from Expo West 2026.
• 1:20 – Narra is a ready-to-drink tea company with Asian inspired flavors.
• 2:04 – Check out our new podcast intro, courtesy of our producer, Mattie Sims!
• 3:00 – This was Narra’s first time at Expo West, where they were in the (included) section of the show floor.
• 3:52 – Thank you to our sponsor NOW Foods.
• 4:25 – Thank you to our sponsor Kanbar Digital.
• 4:56 – Victoria and her brother Miggy founded Narra three years ago.
• 6:16 – Narra’s Ube Vanilla oat milk latte was a 2026 NEXTY Award Finalist in the Best RTD Coffee & Tea category.
• 8:04 – Victoria talks about Narra’s sourcing guidelines.
• 10:36 – Thank you to our sponsor Sensoril.
• 11:12 – Thank you to our sponsor Bar-U-Eat.
• 13:00 – Victoria teases Narra’s newest product that the brand was sampling on the show floor.
• 13:40 – Narra’s five-year plan includes becoming a household name, getting into mass-market stores and expanding into other categories like meal alternatives.
• 14:49 – Narra is in nearly 1,000 stores and digging deep into Northern and Southern California.

This week, we're getting seasonal. Jessica and Adrienne are joined by Meredith Kaufman to taste-test this year's hottest pumpkin spice products, look at the sales data and ask the big questions: Where are all of the savory treats? Watch the episode to learn more.

Thank you to our sponsors Sensoril, Kanbar Digital and NOW Foods.

In this episode:

• 0:10 – Adrienne dispels the rumors about her
• 1:50 – Would you *really* like pumpkin spice and seasonal flavors if it was available year-round?
• 2:32 – Pumpkin spice vs. other fall flavors. Who will win?
• 3:41 – 54% of consumers look forward to buying pumpkin during the fall.
• 4:33 – 1/3 of surveyed consumers say that seasonal merchandising is more likely to make them purchase more fall flavors.
• 5:40 – Thank you to our sponsor NOW Foods.
• 6:50 – 41% of millennials and 39% of Gen Z are willing to pay more for pumpkin spice or fall seasonal foods.
• 7:22 – Adrienne and Meredith make a case for other autumnal flavors like apple cider, cookie butter, caramel apple, pecan and brown sugar.
• 8:31 – 47 new or limited-time apple items launched at national chains; 70% of those were beverages, according to The Food Institute.
• 9:34 – Thank you to our sponsor Kanbar Digital.
• 10:02 – Doordash reported significant increases in Pecan and brown sugar-flavored products, up to 53%.
• 11:42 – Seasonal offerings are always sweet. What’s happening with savory seasonal offerings?
• 13:14 – Jessica provides insight into the baby food trends: lots of savory!
• 15:10 – Some of these brands utilize pumpkin pie spices, while others utilize pumpkin, which is a pretty nutrient-dense ingredient.
• 18:59 – Can you guess what an “F-PSL” means?
• 20:22 – Question for the class: Do you think people consider seasonal products an indulgence, or do you think people see these flavors as something to build into their routine?
• 21:58 – Thank you to our sponsor Sensoril.
• 24:50 – Squash could be an introductory flavor to lean into more savory seasonal flavor profiles.
• 26:20 – There’s so much innovation happening, that we created separate NEXTY Award categories for meat and dairy and eggs.
• 20:55 – NEXTY Award nominations are open until December 5th.
• 30:30 – Jessica offers suggestions on positioning and product assortment to connect with the seasonal shopper.
• 31:18 – Brands: be authentic when formulating a seasonal product; consumers can tell.

Another year, another Organic Week! Adrienne Smith is joined by returning guest Nancy Coulter-Parker, sponsored content director at New Hope Network. Nancy has been to too many Organic Weeks to count and brings us the best takeaways and themes from this year’s industry gathering in Washington, D.C.

Their conversation centers on the current state and future of the organic food industry, emphasizing the critical need to elevate organic education and support organic farmers. They discuss how we’re still fighting to make it known that the organic certification encompasses much more than just "no pesticides"—it represents soil health, animal welfare, human welfare and food transparency. Something that kept coming up during the week: The distinction between certified organic and regenerative agriculture. Nancy shared concerns about greenwashing when "regenerative" is used without proper certification.

One thing’s for sure: younger generations, particularly Gen Z and millennials, are increasingly demanding to know what's in their food and where it comes from, creating opportunities for organic products to align with broader health conversations. Nancy’s shares that organic agriculture enjoys bipartisan political support and stresses the importance of protecting farmland and rural economies.

Looking ahead to 2027, which marks the 25th anniversary of USDA certified organic, Nancy and Adrienne both advocate for retailers and companies to actively promote the organic seal, support farmer partnerships and ensure consumers understand the value and integrity behind organic certification.

Thank you to our sponsor, GnuSante. Enjoy our vodcasts here or on YouTube. Prefer to tune in via podcast? Join us on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.

In this episode:

• 0:34 – Lip and cheek stain is making a comeback.
• 1:30 – Welcome to our guest, Nancy Coulter-Parker!
• 2:55 – Nancy provides the overall takeaways from Organic Week 2026.
• 3:34 – Thank you to our sponsor, GnuSante.
• 4:46 – Supporting our current and future farmers has never been more important.
• 6:15 – Nancy discusses the disconnect and supply chain issues with organic production.
• 8:08 – We need to create clarity in organic vs. regenerative certification.
• 9:02 – How can we support the organic industry and the organic seal?
• 10:30 – The organic conversation is a bipartisan one.
• 13:15 – Do the midterms offer momentum for the organic industry?
• 15:00 – A deep understanding of organic is necessary for progress.
• 15:45 – Adrienne offers an example of a successful campaign to showcase the stories of farmers.
• 16:18 – It’s not the cost of the product, it’s the value it provides.
• 17:06 – Nancy highlights programs supporting the organic industry in different aspects.

We’re heading back to Anaheim with this episode of The Natural List Podcast! Inside the Natural Products Expo West Content Creation Studio, host Adrienne Smith, director of content at New Hope Network, interviewed Daniel Quinones, founder of Front Page Retail. Though this episode was recorded earlier this year, the discussion offers a valuable perspective for CPG brands navigating a complex industry.

The two talk all things retail strategy, including the importance of treating retail as an ecosystem rather than merely a sales channel. Adrienne and Daniel both agree on the importance of authentic storytelling for connecting with consumers in person and online. This episode is a great resource for CPG brands navigating the complexities of retail execution. Daniel offers perspective honed from 6+ years in the industry on being strategic about where to deploy support, understanding that not every opportunity warrants investment and recognizing when walking away is the right business decision.

Front Page Retail has experience with brands of all sizes, from emerging local companies to high-growth engines like Olipop and Organic Valley. Above all else, this interview highlights the power of authentic storytelling and the value of outsourcing to experts when it really matters.

Thank you to our sponsor GnuSante!

In this episode:

• 0:08 – Welcome to our guest, Daniel Quinones, founder of Front Page Retail.
• 0:39 – Daniel shares about his background and how he started his business.
• 2:51 – Front Page Retail has experience delivering results for brands of all sizes.
• 4:10 – Retail execution strategy is the brand’s bread and butter.
• 5:30 – Daniel has his finger on the pulse of CPG trend cycles.
• 7:06 – Daniel has a sixth sense about which brands will go far in the industry.
• 8:13 – Adrienne asks: What is the biggest piece of advice you would give a brand?
• 8:52 - Adrienne’s biggest piece of advice is to lean into your story.
• 10:30 – Daniel’s offers his advice to emerging brands.

We welcome Erika Craft back to the podcast in this episode of The Natural List! Co-hosts Adrienne Smith and Jessica Rubino talk with Erika Craft about the evolving landscape of supplement retail channels. We know consumer shopping behaviors are fundamentally shifting across natural retail, e-commerce, practitioner channels and more, not to mention and the explosive growth of TikTok Shop.

In this episode, the trio examines why traditional channel silos are breaking down, and Erika shares insight into the "halo effect"—where sales in one channel drive discovery and purchases in others. No matter the channel, no matter the product, all three agree that trust is the most important factor to build in your brand, even as consumers increasingly research products across multiple platforms before making purchases.

This conversation isn’t all data. The hosts engage Erika in an honest discussion about what it takes for brands to succeed in today's omni-channel environment, highlighting the need for authentic influencer partnerships to the critical need for basic brand readiness (yes, including having ingredient lists on your website!)

If you’re a supplement brand strategizing your next move, a retailer wondering how to compete with digital channels or simply curious about where the industry is headed, this episode breaks down the daunting topic with our hosts' signature blend of expertise and personality. Plus, you'll finally understand the difference between having a TikTok presence and actually selling on TikTok Shop—a distinction that's more important than you might think.

Enjoy our vodcasts here or on YouTube. Prefer to tune in via podcast? Join us on Spotify or Apple Podcasts. Thank you to our sponsor GnuSante.

In this episode:

• 0:35 – Lip balm round robin: Does tallow on your lips count as protein?
• 4:34 – Do we need to reconsider how we talk about ‘channel strategy’?
• 6:27 – Thank you to our sponsor GnuSante.
• 7:21 – Erika describes the ‘halo effect’ and how it impacts different channels.
• 9:00 – The channel of discovery is not always the channel of purchase.
• 9:15 – Trust and education is a highlight of the natural channel.
• 13:00 – Breaking down when in-store shopping is preferred.
• 14:50 – Tips for brands to create a positive experience across channels
• 15:35 – We can’t forget about foundational experiences online.
• 16: 42 – Brands should lean into trust and transparency amidst the influx of brands unprepared to enter the market.
• 18:55 – Supplement companies are becoming more intentional and dialing into who their consumers are.
• 20:28 – Many brands that began in the practitioner channel are seeing growth now that they’re moving to ecommerce.
• 23:21 – Erika’s take on the natural and specialty channel’s current trajectory.
• 25:29 – Accessibility of practitioner brands on and e-commerce brands is helping them grow.
• 26:30 – Consumers are seeking out all types of support, which shifts spending dynamics into different channels.
• 28:00 – Having a TikTok account is different than having a product listed on TikTok Shop; both are valid, but with different goals.
• 28:40 – TikTok Shop owns the social commerce selling space.
• 29:56 – Subscribe to NFM for more retail-focused insights and reporting.
• 31:32 – Erika answers: Should your brand be on TikTok Shop?
• 32:17 – Utilizing creators instead can be a powerful growth driver for brands wanting to improve their social presence.
• 34:50 – There’s a huge opportunity in dollars when utilizing TikTok shop.
• 35:39 – It all comes back to trust, no matter the platform you’re on.

Did someone say peptides? This episode of The Natural List Podcast features special guest Devon Gholam, PHD and editor at SupplySide Supplement Journal, to provide a comprehensive exploration of peptides in the natural products and supplement industry.

The peptide market is projected to grow from $4 billion in 2026 to $6 billion by 2030, so it’s safe to say the best time to learn about peptides was yesterday, and the second-best time is right now. Together, Jessica Rubino, Adrienne Smith and Devon Gholam will demystify what peptides are—short chains of amino acids that serve as building blocks between individual amino acids and full proteins—and examine their growing presence across pharmaceuticals, dietary supplements and functional foods.

Both peptide newbies and industry experts will find something to take away from this episode as Devon delves into the safety considerations surrounding peptides, particularly the risks associated with non-FDA-approved injectable peptides versus oral supplement forms. The discussion offers practical guidance for consumers and formulators on selecting quality peptide supplements, and industry professionals will appreciate the discussion on responsible marketing and the need for gold-standard clinical trials.

Looking ahead, our hosts also ask Devon to think about the possibilities for the peptide market’s growth. She predicts continued innovation in metabolic health applications and the potential for peptides to become a defining category in both pharmaceutical and natural products industries.

Thank you to our sponsor, GnuSante!

In this episode:

• 0:40 – Meet Devon Gholam, PHD, editor at SupplySide Supplement Journal
• 1:10 – Why peptides are everywhere right now and what you need to know
• 2:07 – The peptide market is exploding: $4B to $6B by 2030
• 3:03 – Thank you to our sponsor GnuSante.
• 3:40 – Peptides 101
• 5:13 – Natural, synthetic or fermented? Breaking down peptide sources
• 5:48 – Why consumers are confused about peptides and why it matters
• 8:52 – The hidden dangers of "research use only" injectable peptides
• 10:03 – Can the supplement industry lead the way in peptide education and safety?
• 12:30 – Alarming survey: Half of patients admit using non-FDA-approved peptides
• 14:50 – GLP-1s and metabolic health: Supplements vs. pharmaceuticals
• 16:54 – Clinican validation is non-negotiable for peptide products
• 17:24 – Stay informed with Natural Foods Merchandiser (NFM).
• 18:20 – Nuritas is using AI to identify bioactive peptides in plant proteins with pre-clinical and clinical trials to prove efficacy.
• 19:23 – Plot twist: You're probably already using peptides (hello, collagen!)
• 21:40 – Crystal ball time: What's next for peptides in supplements?
• 23:30 – Are peptides just a flash in the pan, or here to stay?
• 25:35 – Consumer safety tips: What to know before you buy
• 26:34 – Industry insider advice: Best practices for peptide brands
• 28:00 – Connect with Devon on LinkedIn and dive deeper into peptide research in SupplySide Supplement Journal.

In this special episode of The Natural List, new mom Jessica Rubino shares some of her favorite baby care products that made the cut as a first-time mother. Something she didn't expect? Falling in love with useful subscription-based products, being influenced by a diaper influencer (yes, they exist!) and how heavily she leaned on trusted networks and word-of-mouth. It truly takes a village to raise a baby!

Jessica and Adrienne's conversation reveals how person-to-person recommendations and strong community ecosystems have become such powerful marketing tools in baby care. New parents rely heavily on trusted networks to navigate an overwhelming landscape of options. This episode highlights how brands that thoroughly serve their customers' needs, whether it be innovative packaging solutions (like spray applicators) or developmentally appropriate delightful toys, are capturing market share and building fierce customer loyalty that translates into repeat purchases and enthusiastic recommendations.

Listen to this episode for a full download of Jessica's baby care essentials and her unexpected pregnancy and postpartum necessities!

Thank you to our sponsor, GnuSante. Enjoy our vodcasts here or on YouTube. Prefer to tune in via podcast? Join us on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.

In this episode:

• 2:10 - Diaper influencers exist, and they work!
• 2:53 – Coterie is the clean diaper subscription service Jessica’s family decided to use.
• 3:32 – This is Jessica’s first foray into a CPG subscription model. Spoiler: she loves it!
• 3:58 – Thank you to our sponsor GnuSante.
• 7:07 – Lovevery, a stage-based toy brand for your child’s developing brain, is also a subscription-based company with B-Corp certification and big sustainability, reuse goals.
• 8:50 – The Honest Company is a clean baby product company with multiple fragrance-free SKUs.
• 9:56 – Jessica has enjoyed seeing innovation in baby products, where products clearly solve problems, like The Honest Company’s spray-on zinc oxide diaper cream.
• 10:48 – Babo Botanicals carries an EWG-certified and USDA Organic baby balm that Jessica loves.
• 12:31 – Sign up for Natural Foods Merchandiser to stay up to date on retail CPG trends and more.
• 14:05 – Jessica’s biggest pregnancy and post-partum essential is Ultima Electrolytes.
• 16:03 – Jessica highlights strong networks and a strong social presence to reach new parents and moms when they’re searching for their “village”!
• 16:35 – Adrienne and Jessica are looking forward to Gigi being able to eat solids so she can eat so many of our favorite brands like Bari Baby Food, Once Upon a Farm, Serenity Kids and more!
• 16:58 – Gigi is already building a sophisticated palate.