The agency’s editorial identifies needs across six areas, including new methods for novel products, gut microbiome data, and AI-supported risk assessment.
|Articles|August 11, 2014
- Nutritional Outlook Vol. 17 No. 7
- Volume 17
- Issue 7
Five Biggest Struggles with FDA’s New Nutrition Label (Slideshow)
Here are five of the biggest struggles companies are likely to encounter under FDA's new nutrition label proposal.
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Photo: A mockup of FDA's newly proposed nutrition labeling changes, courtesy of FDA
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Future Applications for Enzyme Supplementsabout 12 years ago
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High-Performance Sports Nutrition Ingredientsabout 12 years ago
Breaking Boundaries: The International Market for Dietary Supplementsabout 12 years ago
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A look at the market data and functional ingredient innovations driving the next generation of nutrition bars.
The proposed notification requirement is straightforward, but its legal and commercial consequences are not.
The trade group says the denial does not settle its concerns about a law that limits minors' access to supplements marketed for weight loss or muscle building, and the case now returns to district court.
A year-to-date look at the federal and state measures shaping supplement oversight, access, and classification.
A panel at The Outlook on Active Nutrition discussed quality in sports nutrition focused on testing, liability, and what buyers now expect from suppliers.
Trade groups say the law's broad criteria could restrict access to supplements with uses beyond weight loss or muscle building.
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