In 2013, the Silicon Valley software engineer Rob Rhinehart wanted to free himself from the hassle of preparing food. He did some research, bought 35 chemical compounds he deemed vital for survival, ...

Many people out there are looking for ways to reduce fat and shed weight fast. Although they know that constant exercise gets the job done, not everyone can take the pain. Thus, they look for easy ...

If you've ever wanted to try Huel, the cult-favorite meal replacement brand known for its science-backed ... it's no surprise ...

Saturo, a ready-to-drink (RTD) non-GMO meal replacement beverage, that has taken Europe by storm, has launched online in the US market. Based in Vienna, Austria, Saturo Foods launched in 2017 after ...

If you’re a gleaming gym influencer or muscly tech bro, nothing is more essential than Huel, or any one of the grainy, tongue-curling meal replacement shakes that have bio-hacked their way into ...

Meal replacement shakes — whether sold as a powder or “ready to drink” — can serve as a healthful snack, a way to lose weight and improve blood sugar levels or as a nutritional boost to support your ...

Sperri has secured new investment, which the Canadian plant-based meal replacement beverage maker said will help fund its US expansion. The cash injection was led by Canadian venture capital fund ...

Venture-backed food replacement drink maker Soylent – yes, named after the movie where people unknowingly were sustained by eating other people – is out today with its newest product. The company this ...

Arla’s new Protein Food to Go range. Credit: Arla Foods Danish dairy major Arla Foods has launched a range of meal-replacement milk-based drinks in its home country. The new Protein Food to Go range ...

Meal Replacement Drinks Market by Product Type, Flavor, and Sales Channel : Global Opportunity Analysis and Industry Forecast 2021-2030. WILMINGTON, DE, UNITED STATES, September 29, 2025 /EINPresswire ...

Doctor Xand has issued a warning to anyone who is drinking meal replacements. Speaking to expert Laura Clark, known as The Menopause Dietitian, the pair said many people are not using them correctly.