Take a look at the recommended changes needed to address what ANH-USA says are unethical, burden-shifting tactics used by FTC regarding health product advertising.

It is important for consumers to understand the meaning behind claims referring to science and the influence they have over their purchasing decisions.

As companies in the dietary supplement space seek to navigate the regulatory requirements around claims substantiation, understanding the terminology used is critical to ensuring the science meets the message.

Ingredion's new pea protein offering will allow for cold-press bars to have a longer shelf life and better nutritional value. 

Learn about the issue, how it impacts the natural products industry—and how industry members are taking action.

SupplySide East comes to NJ on April 16 and 17, uniting leaders in the food, beverage, supply, distributor, manufacturing industries, and more to present and discuss information across their fields.

Nathan Jones, CEO of Xlear, submitted this open letter to the natural products industry "to share Xlear’s experiences with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and the Department of Justice (DOJ) and to offer some cautionary advice."

AHPA’s comments on this guidance are a continuation of the association's work on nutrition labeling regulation, particularly the recent ‘healthy’ proposed rule.

CRN said FTC's guidance misrepresents the state of the law with respect to advertising substantiation for dietary supplements and food. Take a look at the top concerns.

The Council for Responsible Nutrition (CRN) and the American Conference Institute (ACI) once again are teaming up for Legal, Regulatory, and Compliance Forum on Dietary Supplements. Back for the 11th year, this year's event is taking place June 28 – 29, 2023 (in person in NYC, as well as livestreamed).