How long can marketers go on without a definition for natural?
Justin J. Prochnow
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Articles by Justin J. Prochnow
Lawsuits abound due to lack of a formal regulatory definition for "natural" and "all natural."
Key lessons for food, supplement manufacturers
Functional Beverages Regulations: The Year in Review
FDA inspections are no joke.
Why is FDA reluctant to define "natural"?
As companies fight for a piece of the ever-growing weight-loss market, the desire to beat the competition leads to a proclivity for making increasingly spectacular-and outrageous-claims.
Originally Published <a data-cke-saved-href="/sites/beta.nutritionaloutlook.com/files/articlelist.php?issueid=62" href="/sites/beta.nutritionaloutlook.com/files/articlelist.php?issueid=62" "="">NO July/August 2010
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