In an industry teeming with thousands of suppliers and a vast sea of ingredients, how can your brand rise above? The answer lies in crafting novel and unique ingredients.
NNB Nutrition operates at the forefront of ingredient innovation, engineering molecules with precision rather than relying on traditional extraction. With over 90 patents filed and more than a dozen novel ingredients brought to market, NNB is recognized for setting the pace of innovation and consistently being first to market with next-generation ingredients.
NNB’s approach is rooted in identifying the exact metabolite or key bioactive compound responsible for an ingredient’s effect in the body, then producing that molecule in its purest form. This results in enhanced bioavailability and greater potency at lower dosages.
In addition to creating novel ingredients, NNB optimizes existing ingredients: delivering crystal-clear plant proteins, ultra-pure creatine with reduced byproducts, and neutral-tasting collagen with consistent performance.
By combining invention with problem-solving, NNB partners with brands to overcome formulation and performance challenges, positioning itself not just as an ingredient supplier, but as a driver of innovation, shaping the future of supplementation.
In an industry teeming with thousands of suppliers and a vast sea of ingredients, how can your brand rise above? The answer lies in crafting novel and unique ingredients.
When brands purchase a raw material from NNB that requires verification, they will receive a verification badge and number. This number corresponds to the specific brand to show that they purchased material from NNB. The number remains active as long as the brand continues to purchase and remains in good standing with NNB. The number will no longer be in our database if they cease purchasing raw materials from NNB.
So if a code comes up as unverified, it can mean: the NNB has not been issued a code to verify their use of our ingredient, or their code has expired due to inactivity. This means that there is a higher risk that what is claimed on the label is not in the product. Consumers can then notify NNB through this page and consider another product.
