Browsing: Sports

On November 9, NutraIngredients will once again host a jam-packed agenda designed to provide sports nutrition players with insights for commercial success in an increasingly competitive arena

Until Friday, leaders of the Southeastern Conference and the Big Ten had refused to lend their support to the Protect College Sports Act — legislation that would guarantee some stability after many years of chaos for the NCAA

Protein has moved beyond sports nutrition to become a mainstream F&B ingredient. While new protein ingredients expand formulation opportunities, manufacturers must meet rising consumer expectations for convenience and taste. 

A recent nutrivigilance report from the French Agency for Food, Environmental and Occupational Health & Safety (ANSES) (Saisine n°2025-VIG-0110) details a case of life-threatening adverse health effects linked to the consumption of two sports nutrition products (a mass gainer and a pure whey)

The Big Ten and SEC have struck a deal with federal lawmakers over legislation to regulate the college sports industry

The Coney Island boardwalk transformed into a hub of fitness, games and community spirit Saturday as hundreds gathered for the ninth annual Brooklyn Beach Sports Festival

The long-awaited and deeply debated Protect College Sports Act was hanging bya thread Thursday night. By Friday morning, it had a pulse, and by the end of the night, one of the senators heavily involved in the negotiations, Sen. Eric Schmitt, was celebrating with a cold Busch Light

FILE – Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee Chair Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, left, talks with ranking member Sen. Maria Cantwell, D-Wash., right, before the start a hearing on Capitol Hill in Washington, Wednesday, Jan. 15, 2025. /Susan Walsh,File)

Kalamazoo’s new youth sports complex has officially broken ground! The project has been years in the making and dozens gathered on the plot of land that will one day house the Kalamazoo Indoor Sports Facility to celebrate the milestone. (Mackenize Dekker/WWMT)

CBS Sports NFL analyst Tony Romo will go on leave from the network for an undetermined amount of time following his arrest for suspected operating while intoxicated (OWI), the network announced Friday