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RxBar Helps Customers Lose Exes As Nutrition, Wellness Lines Find Target, Whole Foods Shelves

 
• By Malcolm Spicer

Target adds more than 1,000 wellness products to its shelves; Whole Foods has exclusive deal with InBlooom; and RxBar makes “ultimate breakup gift” promotion.

In its “R-eXes” sweepstakes, Kellanova brand RxBar pays for multiple winners’ ex-partners to join “a gym far, far away.” • Source: Kellanova

Manufacturers and retailers alike are reliant on expanding their footprints to grow health and wellness sector sales, such as InBloom announcing its first nationwide sales launch in Whole Foods Market and Target Corporation adding more than 1,000 wellness products starting at $1.99 and including hundreds exclusively available at its stores and on its website.

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Stada Expands Oilatum Range To Meet Saudi Arabia’s Skin-Care Needs

 
• By David Ridley

Stada launches nine new Oilatum products in Saudi Arabia including “rich moisturising creams for intense hydration, gentle body washes for daily cleansing, and baby-specific products like soothing bath bubbles and head-to-toe wash.”

Bayer And GSCF Paper Outlines ‘Practical Actions’ For Scaling Self-Care Globally

 
• By David Ridley

Bayer Consumer Health, the Global Self-Care Federation and the Business Council for International Understanding outline in a paper how industry can work with multilateral organizations, governments, financial institutions, and stakeholders to "recognize and champion self-care as a fundamental driver of global health progress."

UK Honors PAGB’s Riddalls And ISF’s Webber For Self-Care Service

 
• By David Ridley

PAGB CEO Michelle Riddalls and ISF president emeritus David Webber have been awarded OBEs for their services to consumer health and self-care.

People On The Move: Appointments At GSCF, MENAP-SCI, Clasado

 
• By Tom Gallen

A round-up of the latest consumer health industry appointments: GSCF names next director general, MENAP-SCI elects chairman; Clasado hires BD director.

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Eisai Switches Proton Pump Inhibitor Rabeprazole To OTC In Japan

 
• By David Ridley

Eisai aims to support people in Japan with severe heartburn and discomfort caused by gastric acid related conditions by switching from prescription to OTC status its Pariet-branded proton pump inhibitor.

AESGP: ‘No Evidence’ Of Antimicrobial Resistance With OTC Antifungals Or Antivirals

 
• By David Ridley

Two AESGP papers reviewing the evidence for AMR risk associated with a range of OTC antifungals and antivirals conclude there is litte to no risk associated with the responsible self-care use of such medicines.

Over The Counter: What To Expect From The 61st AESGP Annual Meeting, With Jurate Švarcaite

 
• By David Ridley

HBW Insight speaks to AESGP director general Jurate Švarcaite about what's on the agenda for the upcoming 61st AESGP Annual Meeting, which will take place in Warsaw, Poland, between 2-4 June. Highlights include the role of prevention in self-care, discussions about how regulators will ensure the competitiveness of European industry on the world stage and incoming changes to sustainability legislation.