Winter supplements: strategic opportunities as cold season intensifies

By Kevin Robinson | Published: 15-Dec-2025

As this winter’s flu season promises to be severe, nutraceutical brands are turning to targeted supplements — from lung-supporting vitamins to mushroom powders — to meet rising demand for immune resilience

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With the Northern Hemisphere moving fully into winter mode, industry observers and health professionals alike are forecasting a particularly challenging cold and flu season, with implications for consumer behaviour, product demand and nutraceutical innovation.

Against this backdrop, supplement providers are stepping forward with targeted formulations that have been designed to support respiratory health, immune function and general well-being during the colder months.

Public health commentary suggests that this year’s influenza season may be more severe than usual, driven by viral mutations and increased transmissibility.

Reports from global health sectors indicate rising viral activity earlier in the season and, in some regions (such as the UK), hospitals are preparing for substantial pressure from flu cases. 

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