WIN Launched RISE + RESTORE Supplement Project
The nonprofit initiative showcases collaborative supplement formulations from four global ingredient suppliers.
Updated on Oct. 14, 2026 in Consumer Goods
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WIN has introduced the RISE + RESTORE project, a collaborative effort featuring two new supplement formulations. The project aims to demonstrate industry cooperation by combining ingredients from four distinct suppliers into single-serving formats.
Why it matters
This project highlights a shift toward industry-wide collaboration focused on shared consumer outcomes rather than individual brand promotion. By pooling resources, the initiative explores how diverse active ingredients can work together within a unified delivery system.
The RISE + RESTORE project integrates components from 4 ingredient suppliers to create 2 unique supplement formulations. These prototypes utilize FZZR delivery technology, though commercial sale plans have not been established.
The players
WIN
This is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting and advancing the role of women within the nutraceutical industry.
TSI Group
An ingredient supplier that provided the FZZR delivery technology used for the project's supplement sachets.
The details
The formulations include RISE AM, featuring enfinity paraxanthine and sageXtra, and RESTORE PM, containing PeptiSleep peptides and AstaReal astaxanthin. The FZZR technology allows these ingredients to be delivered in a versatile format that can be consumed directly, chewed, or mixed with water.
Timeline
October 2026: Prototype supplement samples will be distributed at the SupplySide Global trade show.
Market Landscape
The RISE + RESTORE project aligns with an emerging trend in the nutraceutical sector where companies prioritize cross-brand collaboration over siloed product development. This cooperative model allows firms to benchmark proprietary ingredients against broader market standards for consumer wellness.
These prototype supplements are not currently available for commercial sale to the public. Interested consumers and industry professionals can experience the technology first-hand during sampling events scheduled for late 2026.
The takeaway
This initiative serves as a model for how competitors can cooperate to advance delivery technologies that improve user convenience. Future industry projects may mirror this approach to streamline the development of multi-ingredient supplements.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by NutraIngredients.
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