ChromaDex is one step closer to regulatory approval in the European Union with this positive opinion from the European Food Safety Authority.
Photo © Shutterstock.com/AlexLMX
ChromaDex Corp. announced that the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) issued a positive opinion on nicotinamide riboside (NR) as a novel food ingredient for use in food supplements, at a serving of 300 mg daily, for the healthy adult population. Now NR will advance to the European Commission for review. Once the regulatory process for the European market is complete, ChromaDex plans to launch its flagship NR product Tru Niagen in the European Union (EU).
“Safety is paramount for ChromaDex and this positive opinion from EFSA underscores our depth of science, and is the latest in a consistently positive series of reviews of NR by authoritative bodies,” said ChromaDex CEO Rob Fried, in a press release. “We are diligently working to complete the regulatory process to bring NR to the health-conscious people of the EU.”
Judge in CRN’s complaint against NY denies the State’s motion to dismiss
May 14th 2024New York State's motion to dismiss CRN's lawsuit against the law banning the sale of weight management and muscle-building supplements to minors has been partially denied, allowing CRN to proceed with its First Amendment Claim.
What's next for NPA and CRN in their complaints against New York state?
May 2nd 2024The latest updates in the efforts of the Natural Products Association and the Council for Responsible Nutrition to sue New York state for its law banning the sale of weight management and muscle building supplements to minors.
Judge denies CRN’s motion for preliminary injunction but its lawsuit against NY state will proceed
April 23rd 2024The judge in CRN's lawsuit against NY state's law banning the sale of weight management and muscle building supplements to minors has denied its motion for a preliminary injunction, but determined that CRN has standing to sue on behalf of its members.
Judge in CRN’s complaint against NY denies the State’s motion to dismiss
May 14th 2024New York State's motion to dismiss CRN's lawsuit against the law banning the sale of weight management and muscle-building supplements to minors has been partially denied, allowing CRN to proceed with its First Amendment Claim.
What's next for NPA and CRN in their complaints against New York state?
May 2nd 2024The latest updates in the efforts of the Natural Products Association and the Council for Responsible Nutrition to sue New York state for its law banning the sale of weight management and muscle building supplements to minors.
Judge denies CRN’s motion for preliminary injunction but its lawsuit against NY state will proceed
April 23rd 2024The judge in CRN's lawsuit against NY state's law banning the sale of weight management and muscle building supplements to minors has denied its motion for a preliminary injunction, but determined that CRN has standing to sue on behalf of its members.
2 Commerce Drive
Cranbury, NJ 08512