GCINutrientsEst. 1970

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Industries We Serve

GCI Nutrients supplies raw ingredients across five core industries. Different formulation rules, different regulatory frames, different buyer personas — and different parts of our catalog purpose-built for each.

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Cosmetic & Personal Care

Beauty and personal-care products live and die on ingredient quality. The same actives that move dietary supplement category — humic and fulvic acids, adaptogens, olive-leaf polyphenols, antioxidants — also bel

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Dietary Supplements

GCI Nutrients has supplied raw ingredients to the U.S. dietary supplement industry for more than 50 years — through every shift in the regulatory landscape from the pre-DSHEA era through cGMP, NDI, and beyond.

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Functional Food & Beverage

The functional food and beverage shelf has reshaped the nutraceutical industry. What was once a category of capsules and tablets is now shots, sticks, gummies, RTDs, snack bars, fortified waters, and clean-labe

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Pet Nutrition

Pet nutrition is one of the fastest-growing categories in the natural-products industry — and one of the most demanding. Pet parents now expect the same ingredient transparency, the same clinical references, an

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Sports Nutrition

The sports nutrition shelf is one of the most demanding in the nutraceutical industry. Athletes and active consumers are sophisticated, label-literate, and unforgiving of formulations that don't deliver. GCI Nu

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One Catalog, Many Categories

Many of the ingredients we supply work across multiple industries. Olivir™ shows up in cardiovascular supplements and in skincare formulations. PrebioSure™ has roots in veterinary research and now ships into both human and pet products. RhodiolaSure™ moves between cognitive supplements and functional beverages. The industry pages below are organized by buyer persona, not by ingredient — but the ingredients are the same line.

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