Blue Agave Fiber

Blue Agave Fiber

Filters

Sort by:

Blue Agave Fiber

Organic Fiber Organic Fiber
Inulin fiber from Blue Agave is used in many food products
sweet without sugar sweet without sugar
Provides fructans, 10-20% as sweet as sugar with a low glycemic index

Sourced from Where It Grows Best

Blue Agave (Agave tequilana Weber var. azul) is a drought-tolerant 6-foot-tall succulent that is native to the semi-tropical climate of Mexico. Blue Agave has many practical uses and is widely known for its fructan-rich piñas that can be extracted and converted into sugars (which are sometimes fermented and distilled into tequila).

Blue Agave Fiber Blue Agave Fiber

Sourced from Where It Grows Best

We Know Our Farmers

Our Inulin comes from Blue Agave plants grown on certified organic farms that use sustainable, no-till techniques. Blue Agave is hand-planted from shoots that grow on the adult plants, and harvested by hand every 5+ years. The hearts or piñas of the Blue Agave are sliced and then extracted through a water diffusion process to deliver high-quality Inulin.

Blue Agave map Fermented Microalgae map

We Know Our Farmers

Q&A: Blue Agave Fiber

How are New Chapter's organic fiber gummies for kids different?

We think the best gummy vitamins for kids should be made with excellent quality ingredients, deliver essential nutrients, and taste great. We go the extra mile to pack our gummies with everything you want, and nothing you don’t. Super bonus: they’re delicious!.

Formulated for absorption including key fermented ingredients

Made with certified organic Blue Agave inulin fiber, replacing unnecessary extra sugar

Only 1 g sugar per serving

Non-GMO Project Verified

Berry-citrus flavored

100% Vegetarian & Gluten Free

Bottle is made with 99% Post-Consumer Recycled material (excludes cap)

Why is dietary fiber so important?

Did you know that adults need 25+ grams of fiber a day? That’s the equivalent of at least 9 cups of broccoli! However, according to a robust 4-year study, only about 7% of Americans are getting enough fiber. That means the majority of us need to increase our fiber intake. Why is daily fiber so important? For one thing, fiber helps fuel the natural good bacteria in the digestive system—those tiny microorganisms that help us absorb nutrition from food. Adequate fiber is also important for providing material to form healthy stool that can move smoothly through and out of the digestive tract. Long story short, fiber is essential for feeling your best.

Why fiber in my gummy vitamins?

Say hello to a new chapter in women’s gummy multivitamins! These game-changing gummies have up to 66% less sugar than the leading USDA organic multivitamin gummy brand.§ Only 2 g sugar per serving! Replacing sugar with inulin fiber† from organic Blue Agave gives you superior nutrients that you can feel good about. These gummies are made with high quality ingredients and key fermented nutrients. We packed a complete multivitamin with 17 essential nutrients into a delicious gummy made with organic fiber† and without unnecessary extra sugar. Every gummy is nutrient-packed and 100% delicious.

† Not a significant source of dietary fiber

§ up to 66% less sugar than the leading USDA organic multivitamin gummy brand based on Nielsen Total US xAOC units sold latest 52 weeks thru 9/25/21

Blog posts

View all
NutritionVitamin K: An Underappreciated Nutrient

Vitamin K: An Underappreciated Nutrient

As a product formulator here at New Chapter, I notice that vitamin K gets skipped in some typical multivitamins, especially gummies and liquids. Maybe it’s not a sexy vitamin, but there are a lot o...

May 13, 2026
NutritionNew Chapter Advanced D3 & K2 + Turmeric Healthy Inflammation Support

Best Vitamin D3 & K2 Supplements for Wellness

Let’s talk about two quiet heroes of the vitamin world. These nutrients work behind the scenes every day: priming, supporting, and protecting the systems your body relies on most. They help your im...

May 13, 2026
WellnessNew Chapter Holy Basil Force, New Chapter Ashwagandha Force & New Chapter Shatavari Force

Letter from an Indoor Herbalist

I call myself an indoor herbalist. When I was in grad school, I realized quickly that I wasn’t destined to be the herbalist who leads plant walks or identifies plants in a field. I admired that cra...

May 12, 2026