26-27 May 2025 | ICC SYDNEY, DARLING HARBOUR
This year’s Naturally Good Expo has wrapped for 2022 – having been declared the most successful show since the start of the pandemic. The annual two-day B2B expo – the largest of its kind in the Southern Hemisphere – showcased more than 200 exhibitors from around the nation in diverse
The nominee event, held today in Sydney at the offices of Diversified Communications, producers of the Naturally Good 2022 Expo, honoured a wide range of key categories. The winners will be announced at the awards cocktail night on Friday June 3 at Sydney’s ICC. Sinead Kavanagh, Product Manager for Naturally
On top of credentials like being organic and natural, sustainability is a big drawcard for people when they’re choosing a beauty, hair or skincare product. In fact, not only is it a crucial part of mindful consumption, a recent survey shows that one in two consumers rank sustainability as a
Now in its eighth year, this year’s B2B expo will be more innovative than ever with industry keen and ready to get back to business. Naturally Good is also excited to welcome back interstate exhibitors and distributors who were unable to travel to the show last year due to last-minute
Rewind a few years and tablets and capsules were the go-to options in the dietary supplements segment. According to a 2021 global market forecast report, they remain dominant, but other formulations are gaining ground. Take gummies, which were once reserved for the confectionary aisle. Not any more. Having already nabbed
Although the supply-chain problem that has arisen in the wake of the pandemic isn’t unique to the natural and organic sector, we have been impacted more dramatically than just about any other part of the goods economy. Our broad reliance on imports has made us particularly vulnerable. And, because our
Australia has been dubbed the allergy capital of the world – and for good reason. Not only do one in 10 babies born in Australia develop a food allergy, the rate of hospital admissions for severe allergic reactions has doubled in the last decade. The ‘why?’ question is complex to
The war on plastic isn’t new. Indeed, consumer activism has led to bans on problematic and unnecessary plastic products across Australia. While much of the focus has been on eliminating plastic straws, single-use water bottles and disposable coffee cups, Marie Pallas zeroed in on another plastic-loaded product: chewing gum. “As
Plant-based eating is big business. Australian consumers spend hundreds of millions of dollars a year on plant-based meat, and while only around two per cent of Australians identify as vegan, one in three people are already vegetarian or actively reducing the amount of meat they eat. For some, it’s driven
According to nine out of 10 marketing agencies, brands and relevant professionals surveyed for Influencer Marketing Hub’s Benchmark Report 2021, using influencers is an effective form of marketing. But why? It’s mostly to do with trust. A trusted source (the influencer) introduces a brand or product to a consumer, which
