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CRN Survey Shows Consumer Support for Federal Dietary Supplement Listings

The Council for Responsible Nutrition (CRN) released findings from its 2026 national consumer survey, which adds consumer perspective to its longstanding support for a federal diet...

CRN Celebrates Dietary Supplement Exemption on California Food Date Label Law

The Council for Responsible Nutrition (CRN) is celebrating a significant state advocacy victory following enactment of California Assembly Bill 2779 (AB 2779), which excludes dieta...

U.S. Supreme Court Declines to Review New York Age Restriction Law

The Council for Responsible Nutrition (CRN) expressed “disappointment” that the U.S. Supreme Court declined to review CRN’s challenge to a New York law restricting the sale of cert...

Trade Associations Applaud Dietary Supplement Innovation Act

On Sept. 10, Congresswoman Diana Harshbarger (R-TN) introduced the Dietary Supplement Innovation Act, legislation that is designed to modernize the Food and Drug Administration’s d...

TruShieldв„ў Certified Headlines Two Sessions at The Outlook on Active Nutrition

When Lori Bestervelt launched TruShieldв„ў Certified in October 2025, it had one flagship brand partner and a single top-tier WADA-experienced lab behind it. Eleven months later, t...

Loren Israelsen, Founder and President, UNPA

Loren D. Israelsen, JD, is founder and president of the United Natural Products Alliance (UNPA), an international trade association of dietary supplement and natural products compa...

Proposed H.R. 10336 Would Balance Innovation, Access to Dietary Supplements—Yet Change the Definition

On September 10, 2026, Congresswoman Diana Harshbarger (R-TN) introduced H.R. 10336—the Dietary Supplement Innovation Act—which would modernize the U.S. Food and Drug Administratio...

How supplement fraud slips past a certificate of analysis

In our first article, we discussed the international regulatory clash between U.S. supplement mandates (21 CFR 111) and foreign food and supplement laws. This gap can lead to inade...

Supplement Marketing Claims: FDA and FTC Rules Explained

Supplement marketing claims need an FDA notification within 30 days and FTC-grade human trial evidence. See what each rule requires before you publish.

Ready to Consume: NNB Nutrition Brings Small-Dose Ingredients to Food and Gummies

For most of the supplement industry's history, "how much" and "how it's delivered" were separate questions. A clinical dose was a clinical dose, whether it showed up in a capsule,...

Supplement Industry Crisis & Reputation Recovery Guide

Discover how supplement industry recovery works after FTC actions, recalls, or false advertising. Learn from Herbalife, Hydroxycut, and Airborne how to restore

Strategies for Formulating Evidence-Based Supplements with Compelling and Substantiated Claims

Are you familiar with the phrase “soapbox issue?” If not, it refers to a topic that someone cares about deeply and brings up frequently to express a strong opinion or complaint. Th...

Dietary Supplement Innovation Act Aims to Address Drug Preclusion Concerns

Representative Diana Harshbarger (R-TN) recently introduced the Dietary Supplement Innovation Act (H.R. 10336), legislation that would amend the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Ac...

NuBest Nutrition’s Approach to Better Nutrition: Science, Quality, and Everyday Wellness

Balancing whole-food nutrition with a packed American schedule is harder than it sounds. Between school drop-offs, sports practice, and the general chaos of a workweek, home-cooked...

Interactive: Who takes supplements? New survey reveals America’s $210 billion habit

A new Pew Research Center survey reveals just how deeply the supplement habit has taken hold across America — and which groups are leading the charge.

Humann Announces Nutrition Research Partnership With UC Davis

Humann (Austin, TX) announced an academic research partnership with the University of California, Davis (UC Davis), which is a globally recognized leader in nutrition, food and hea...

Consumer Reports: How prenatal vitamins can be incorrectly mislabeled

They can help provide important nutrients needed during pregnancy and support a baby's development. But new testing from Consumer Reports found that what's inside the bottle doesn'...

ICBA Africa calls for evidence-based nutrition policies

The International Council of Beverages Associations (ICBA) Africa has called for evidence-based dialogue in shaping nutrition and food policies, particularly on the use of low- and...

California Advances New Menu Disclosure Requirements and Excludes Supplements from Date Labeling Law

Supplements dominate cross-border alerts in Europe

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NCL (Natural Cure Labs) Marks 11 Years with More Than 250,000 Customers Served

The wellness brand NCL marks its 11th anniversary having served more than 250,000 customers and shipped over 450,000 products since launching in 2015. The milestone follows a year...

Nitches, Inc. (OTC: NICH) Takes NutraVeri to Both Sides of the $200 Billion Supplement Market: Free Checks for Consumers...

Year-end shareholder update: seven product surfaces live, a professional offer ladder to $25,000, a partner network activated, and NutraVeri Stack Check, built on public NIH record...

Testing shows most prenatal vitamins are inaccurately labeled | Consumer Reports

Prenatal vitamins are often one of the first things people start taking when they find out they’re pregnant. New testing from Consumer Reports found that what’s inside the bottle d...

Regan-Udall Foundation Report Provides Recommendations Related to Infant Formula Safety