"Nikki is an accomplished journalist and Editor at NutraIngredients Europe, where she leads the editorial team and shapes the strategic direction of the brand’s content across digital, face-to-face and live platforms. She plays a key role in the platform’s globally recognized industry conferences through the curation of the editorial agendas and chairing of the events. With a deep-rooted expertise in nutrition science, health innovation, and the food and supplement industries, Nikki has become a trusted voice in the sector. Her education includes a Communications Degree, a Diploma in Journalism, and an NQJ senior qualification in journalism ensuring all-round competence in a range of journalistic skills, including 100-words-per-minute proficiency in shorthand. She began her career in newspaper journalism before moving into the world of B2B news. Throughout her career, Nikki has consistently delivered data-driven, insightful reporting that bridges scientific research with industry developments. Her work spans a wide array of topics, including gut health, mental wellbeing, bioavailability, and regulatory affairs with a commitment to evidence-based journalism. "

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Study findings: "The good, the bad and the ugly"

Study findings: "The good, the bad and the ugly"

By Nikki Hancocks

There is "room for the improvement" of design, analysis and reporting of nutrition studies, researchers have concluded following a meta-epidemiological analysis of more than 2,000 studies.

Mintel: Health ingredients to watch in 2022

Mintel: Health ingredients to watch in 2022

By Nikki Hancocks

New health ingredients to watch in 2022 include hyaluronic acid, marigold, l-theanine, and ginseng, as consumers search for products that can support their eyes, mood and healthy ageing.

How packaging influences shopper's perception of health

How packaging influences shopper's perception of health

By Nikki Hancocks

New research provides insights into which elements of packaging have the biggest impact on the consumer's perception of product healthiness, and how the demographics of the consumer will impact these perceptions.

Arla reveals new concept for creamy, nutty protein bars

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Arla reveals new concept for creamy, nutty protein bars

By Nikki Hancocks

Arla Foods Ingredients has launched a new concept to help manufacturers create protein bars that tap into the demand for creamy nut butter fillings without compromising on texture, taste or functionality.