Vector Consumer seeks leadership in collagen following Dose & Co acquisition
Liverpool-based Vector Consumer Limited has acquired New Zealand collagen supplement brand Dose & Co from Zuru Edge. The move follows Vector Consumers' acquisition of Pura Collagen.
Dose & Co was founded by Libby Matthews in 2019 and has sold 4 million boxes across more than 5,000 distribution points. Vector Consumer was founded in 2019 by Matt Banks-Crompton and John Pugh.
Paige Harris, General Manager of Zuru Health said:"We are excited about Vector Consumer's shared commitment to unwavering quality and their proven track record of innovation in the health and wellness space. Transferring control to Vector not only continues Dose & Co's mission but certainly signals a new era of innovation and expansion. We eagerly look forward to witnessing the brand's continued growth and the role Vector's strategic guidance will play in building the future of the ingestible beauty category."
Banks-Crompton said: "Over the years, Dose & Co has conquered not just the market but the hearts of people around the world. Its name resonates with consumers around the world and reflects the extraordinary heights it has reached in the industry. .Dose & Co’s commitment to quality, innovation and consumer satisfaction has cemented its status as a household name."
2026-09-25
Trade Alert
Delivering the latest product trends and industry news straight to your inbox.
(We'll never share your email address with a third-party.)
Related News
-
Vector Consumer Group acquires supplement brand Pura Collagen
-
“A Single Tube of Adhesive—Enough to Shake the Global Chemical Chessboard?”: The Hidden Power Struggle Behind the FTC’s Block of Henkel’s Liquid Nails Deal
-
Huntsman’s Rotterdam MDI Line Stumbles—$10M EBITDA Hit Sends Q4 Guidance to the Low End
-
Wanhua Chemical Announces 2026 Investment Plan: RMB 27.3 Billion for Projects Plus RMB 2.22 Billion for Equity Investments
-
India Loosens Import Leash: Scraps Quality Control Orders for 7 Key Petrochemicals to Revive Manufacturing
-
Saudi Arabia Flips the Switch on Jafurah: World’s Largest Non-U.S. Shale Gas Field Begins Production
-
Jotun Bets Big on China’s Green Industrial Future with $330 Million Mega-Plant in Zhangjiagang
-
ENEOS to Acquire TPC in $1.3 Billion Deal, Becoming World’s No. 3 Butadiene Producer
-
Estée Lauder Companies Announces $1.14 Billion in Restructuring Charges
-
Samsung Biologics Launches Formal Bid for PolyPeptide, Reshaping the Global Peptide API CDMO Map
Recommend Reading
-
Ineos Exits Sinopec Tianjin Joint Venture, Pays $120 Million "Breakup Fee"
-
Syngenta Caught in Trade Crossfire
-
Evonik Reports Strong Q2 Results as Supply Chain Disruptions Boost Chemical Margins
-
BASF's Zhanjiang Plant Steam Cracking Unit Commences Operation
-
Beiersdorf Delivers 2025 Growth Despite Ongoing Market Pressure
-
Business Society’s BDO Trend Analysis on September 11, 2026: Volatile Consolidation
-
Bullish Factors Remain, May Palm Oil Prices Expected to Rise in China
-
This Week's Isopropanol Market Sees Significant Increase (9.7-9.11) in China
-
Business Society’s Acetone Trend Analysis for September 11, 2026: Operating at High Levels
-
Business Society’s Ethanol Trend Analysis for September 11, 2026: Clearly Upward