From Trump to the FTC: 2017 Dietary Supplement Regulatory Issues to Watch
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Nutritional OutlookNutritional Outlook Vol. 20 No. 1
Volume 20
Issue 1
From the Trump administration to state attorneys general and the FDA/FTC, here are the key regulatory issues industry leaders are watching in 2017
Articles in this issue
Pet Food Trends in 2017: Clean Label, Healthy, and Premium
Sodium Reduction Strategies in 2017
2017 Dietary Supplement Equipment Manufacturing Update
Teaching Consumers Why They Need Immune-Health Dietary Supplements Year-Round
The Blue-Light Message: Explaining the Benefits of Lutein and Zeaxanthin
Will a New EU Health Claim for Chicory Root and Other Healthy Blood Sugar Ingredients Win New Customers?
FTC Clamps Down on Homeopathic Products
Suing over Empty Space: Why Lawsuits over Slack Fill in Packaging Are Growing
2017 Ingredient Trends to Watch for Food, Drinks, and Dietary Supplements: Hemp CBD, Vinpocetine, and Kratom
2017 Ingredient Trends to Watch for Food, Drinks, and Dietary Supplements: Prebiotics
2017 Ingredient Trends to Watch for Food, Drinks, and Dietary Supplements: Magnesium
2017 Ingredient Trends to Watch for Food, Drinks, and Dietary Supplements: Ginkgo
2017 Ingredient Trends to Watch for Food, Drinks, and Dietary Supplements: Probiotics
2017 Ingredient Trends to Watch for Food, Drinks, and Dietary Supplements: Vitamin B12
From Trump to the FTC: 2017 Dietary Supplement Regulatory Issues to Watch
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