Nonprofit Launched Collaborative Supplement Project
The RISE + RESTORE project demonstrates how ingredient suppliers can bundle active components into single-delivery formats.
Updated on Oct. 14, 2026 in Consumer Goods
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The nonprofit group Women in Nutraceuticals (WIN) has launched the RISE + RESTORE project to showcase multi-ingredient supplement formulations. These prototypes utilize specific delivery technologies to combine active components from four different suppliers.
Why it matters
The project signals a shift toward industry-wide collaboration focused on combined consumer outcomes rather than individual branding. This approach helps demonstrate the efficacy of pairing disparate active ingredients into a single consumption format.
The RISE + RESTORE project integrates ingredients from 4 distinct suppliers into 2 separate formulations. The initiative uses a delivery technology that supports multiple active ingredients in a single serving.
The players
Women in Nutraceuticals
A nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting and advancing women in the nutraceutical industry.
TSI Group
A contract manufacturing and ingredient supplier known for developing FZZR delivery technology.
The details
The project uses FZZR technology from TSI Group, which allows the supplements to be consumed directly on the tongue or mixed with water. RISE AM contains enfinity paraxanthine and sageXtra sage extract, while RESTORE PM uses PeptiSleep peptides and AstaReal astaxanthin. These products are not currently for sale and serve as prototypes for the industry.
Timeline
October 2026: SupplySide Global trade show.
Market Landscape
This project follows the industry trend of synergistic ingredient bundling by combining multiple active components into one format. It marks a departure from traditional models that prioritize individual brand marketing over collective efficacy demonstrations.
Operators should monitor whether these collaborative bundling strategies effectively lower R&D hurdles for new product development. Evaluate if your current supply chain can support similar multi-ingredient formats using flexible delivery technologies like FZZR.
The takeaway
Collaborative prototyping can serve as a powerful tool to demonstrate product synergy without the costs of independent testing. Monitor the consumer response to these specific ingredient pairings at the SupplySide Global trade show this October to gauge market interest in combined-ingredient delivery.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by NutraIngredients.
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