At Vitafoods 2026, one trend dominated the stands: formulas that combine several functions in a single serving. Hydration is the best example. Brands now combine electrolytes, creatine and magnesium in one stick pack to mix in water, instead of selling three separate products.

Single servings already make up most of the electrolyte powder market. Consumers want a simple routine: a stick pack in a water bottle, before or after exercise, or in the morning at the office. By adding creatine and magnesium, a brand meets three needs with one product and one SKU to manage.
Sodium on its own has no claim. Claims on endurance and water absorption are reserved for carbohydrate-electrolyte solutions that meet a precise composition set by the regulation. We check these conditions before approving the label.

The creatine dose weighs heavily in the stick pack: 3 g on its own. Added to the mineral salts and flavouring, it often points to a 30 or 40 mm wide stick pack. Taste takes work, as magnesium and potassium are bitter and the flavouring and sweetener must mask it. Finally, the powder must dissolve quickly and stay uniform from one stick pack to the next, which is decided at the blending stage.
Our 4 mixing rooms prepare uniform multi-active powders. We then pack them in stick packs, in doypacks for a refill version, or in jars. You start from a standard white label formula or a formula developed by our R&D team. The site is ISO 22000 certified, follows HACCP and is FDA registered.
Yes. It is one of the most launched combinations in 2026. You need enough room for the 3 g of creatine and work on the taste.
Magnesium contributes to electrolyte balance. Claims on water absorption are reserved for carbohydrate-electrolyte solutions with a regulated composition.
Yes. We blend and pack these powders in Saumur, France, in stick packs 20, 30 or 40 mm wide, in doypacks or in jars.
The information in this article is general and does not constitute regulatory advice. Each formula undergoes a technical and regulatory feasibility study.
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