October 7, 2026

HPA-Global member TSI Group has joined Stratum Nutrition, Nuritas and AstaReal in a new Women In Nutraceuticals (WIN) collaboration highlighting how branded ingredients and novel delivery formats can be combined around specific consumer wellness needs.
The initiative, called RISE + RESTORE, features two concept products designed around daytime and nighttime use occasions. The concepts will be showcased at SupplySide Global and are intended as examples of how multiple science-backed ingredients can be combined into convenient, differentiated supplement formats.
RISE AM is a caffeine-free concept designed to support daytime energy and cognitive performance. It includes enfinity® paraxanthine, distributed by TSI Group, together with Stratum Nutrition’s sageXtra™ cognitive health ingredient.
RESTORE PM is a melatonin-free nighttime concept featuring PeptiSleep® from Nuritas and AstaReal® Astaxanthin, with the formulation positioned around relaxation, restoration and sleep support.
A key component of both concepts is TSI Group’s FZZR™ multi-format delivery technology. FZZR can be consumed directly on the tongue, chewed or mixed with water, giving consumers flexibility while allowing formulators to combine multiple active ingredients and health benefits in a single portable sachet.
The concepts are not being launched as commercial retail products. Instead, the collaboration is designed to demonstrate how ingredient companies can work together to build more complete, consumer-focused wellness solutions.
What This Means for the Industry
The collaboration reflects a broader shift in supplement development away from single-ingredient positioning and toward multi-benefit formulations built around specific consumer outcomes and daily routines.
For ingredient suppliers and finished-product brands, delivery format is also becoming a more important point of differentiation. Technologies such as FZZR can help brands move beyond conventional capsules and tablets while supporting more convenient, experiential product concepts.
The project also demonstrates how ingredient companies can collaborate around complementary technologies rather than competing strictly at the individual-ingredient level, potentially creating new opportunities for innovation in areas such as energy, cognition, recovery and sleep.
Source: TSI Group
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For more details, visit: www.hpaglobal.org/connect