Vantage Nutrition and ACG to showcase world's first certified clean-label vegan capsules system at Vitafoods Europe 2026

Published: 29-Apr-2026

The pair will present Vantage's fully integrated vegan capsule system at the tradeshow, alongside titanium dioxide-free opacity and plant-based colour and printing technologies

Vantage Nutrition, an ACG group company, has announced it will showcase its fully integrated vegan capsule system at this year's Vitafoods Europe show.

The brand will be exhibiting at stand 3J56, alongside solid-dosage solutions provider ACG, from 5-7 May.

As demand for transparency, safety and plant-based solutions accelerates, the supplement industry is seeing "clean-label" become a key driver of consumer trust.

This is putting increasing pressure on manufacturers to formulate products that meet both performance expectations and clean-label requirements.

Vantage Nutrition said that it is supporting this shift by working closely with brands to develop formulations that combine scientific rigour with clean-label principles.

It added that its expertise in liquid-filled capsules, specialised dosage formats and ingredient delivery enables the development of products that are both effective and aligned with regulatory and consumer expectations.

Plus, through its integration into the ACG group, Vantage Nutrition can leverage advanced capsule technologies to support clean-label product development. This includes access to clean-label capsule systems, which offer a cleaner alternative to traditional dosage formats, eliminating the need for binders, coatings, sugars, or animal-derived ingredients.

Aaron Quinn, Head of Business Development, Europe at Vantage Nutrition, said: "Clean label is no longer a niche requirement; it is becoming a fundamental expectation across the nutraceutical market."

Our role is to help brands navigate this shift by developing formulations that deliver both performance and transparency, without compromise.

Anil Andrade, Vice President Global Sales at ACG Capsules, added: "The future of clean is clear. Brands are no longer willing to compromise between performance, aesthetics and clean."

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