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Nestlé bought core Bountiful brands for $5.75B (2021) and later launched a review of mainstream VMS brands. See what’s happening in 2026.
The Bountiful Company is a major vitamins, minerals, and supplements (VMS) business best known for mass-market brands such as Nature’s Bounty. In 2021, Nestlé announced an agreement to acquire core brands of The Bountiful Company, making VMS a much larger part of Nestlé Health Science’s portfolio.
Since then, the strategy has evolved. In 2025–2026, Nestlé publicly discussed a strategic review that could result in the divestment of some mainstream/value brands while focusing on premium labels.
Fast facts (latest verified reporting):
| Metric | Figure | Year | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nestlé acquisition (core Bountiful brands) | $5.75 billion | 2021 (announced) | Nestlé press release |
| Mainstream/value VMS brands under review | Nature’s Bounty, Osteo Bi-Flex, Puritan’s Pride, U.S. private label | 2025 | Nestlé Half-Year 2025 press release |
| Sales share of brands under review (reported) | ~2.8% of Nestlé annual sales (~$1.25B) | 2025 (reported) | Reuters |
| Organizational change affecting Health Science | Health Science globally managed structure removed (with Nutrition integration) | 2026 (announced for 2026 timing) | Nestlé FY2025 results press release |
In public communications, Nestlé has described focusing its VMS business on premium brands where it believes science, innovation, and brand building provide an advantage—while reviewing mainstream/value brands that may not fit the same strategy profile.
Before and around the time of the 2021 acquisition, the broader Bountiful portfolio was often associated with mass-market supplement brands. In Nestlé’s later strategic review language, the most frequently named brands include:
Nestlé announced an agreement in 2021 to acquire core brands of The Bountiful Company for $5.75 billion.
Nestlé publicly stated it launched a strategic review of its mainstream/value VMS brands, including Nature’s Bounty, that may result in divestment.
Nestlé said its VMS business would focus on premium brands such as Garden of Life, Solgar, and Pure Encapsulations.