Regulatory

Certification indicates the company’s X2Performance supplement does not contain banned athletic substances.

Regulatory consultant EAS Strategic Advice (Brussels) said it expects other member states to follow suit with their own guidelines in 2013.

“Cyvex recognizes the importance of this dietary standard to the 1.9 billion Muslims living across the world,” said Constance Ostler, director of sales and marketing.

This consultancy guides companies through the international regulatory arena.

Megan Westgate leads the nonprofit Non-GMO Project, whose reach is growing.

Author Rhonda Lauritzen chats with American Botanical Council founder and executive director Mark Blumenthal about how the dietary supplement industry has changed since the early days-and what lies ahead.

Health Canada now defines stevia as a food additive, not a Natural Heath Product.

The Safe Food for Canadians Act saw unanimous approval in Parliament.

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NSF International auditors share their insights on common GMP problem areas.

Another complaint is filed-this time by an Italian association-over the EU’s health claims regulation.

AIBMR says it introduced the database in response to public calls for more transparency surrounding the self-affirmed GRAS process.

The higher dosage level was self-affirmed GRAS by an independent panel.

The BRC’s certification program is internationally recognized for indicating adherence to global food safety and quality standards.

Products containing 500 mg of Epicor can now bear this claim in the Canadian market: “Helps reduce incidence of cold and flu symptoms.”

The Opextan brand of olive fruit extract from Indena S.p.A. (Milan) has been self-affirmed GRAS, enabling its use as a food ingredient at daily levels up to 1,062 mg.

KSM-66 ashwagandha can now be used in organic-marketed food and dietary supplements.

Recently ramped-up enforcement against synthetic botanicals means FDA needs to readdress synthetic botanicals in the draft guidance even before revising other parts, CRN wrote.

In 2012, the program initiated 100 new review cases and sent 65 warning letters.

How the NSF Certified for Sport program can help athletes avoid unintentional doping.

Prop 37 on GMO labeling: What are the issues?

Sex health supplements may promise hyped-up benefits. What benefits can consumers realistically expect?

Omega-3 sustainability: Sustainable fishing practices incentivize markets.

EU Botanical health claims are stalled, but for how long?

EFSA says synthetic zeaxanthin is safe at a daily dose of 0.75 mg/kg of body weight.

Bone health’s latest ingredient science.

Beauty antioxidants are in demand for supplements, food, and beverages.

Are EU nutrient profiles back on the agenda, under the Nutrition and Health Claims Regulation?