Trademarks are registered and published for opposition with the US Patent and Trademark Office and are published weekly in the agency's Official Gazette.

A more conservative US Supreme Court may mean a less authoritative FDA, and drug pricing won’t get as much attention in the presidential campaign, which is a good thing.

Dr Reddy’s has announced the launch of its OTC versions of Pataday olopatadine solution in the US. The firm’s entry into the OTC eyecare space follows other OTC launches of rivals to Voltaren and Nicorette earlier this year.

“I don’t know if there’s a misconception that a different set of adverting rules apply to social media," says FTC attorney Christine DeLorme during FDLI conference. The FTC also sees "a lot of attempts at disclaimers. They might say, ‘Of course there’s no cure for COVID, but...’"

Can "real world evidence" drive consumer health innovation? HBW Insight speaks to Orbital Research’s Chris Bunniss about RWE’s potential for the OTC industry.

Italy's Chiesi is looking to take a slice of Poland's consumer healthcare market by acquiring infant supplements specialist Smart Pharma.

At its 14-15 September virtual meeting, the Cosmetic Ingredient Review’s Expert Panel issued five final ingredient reports, four tentative reports, and insufficient data announcements for seven ingredients or ingredient groups, including silicates and 60 red algae ingredients.

Personal care and cosmetic product trademark filings compiled from the Official Gazette of the US Patent and Trademark Office, Class 3.

The Personal Care Products Council’s Francine Lamoriello, EVP of global strategies, discusses shortcomings of a proposed animal-testing exemption for imported general cosmetics under a key implementing regulation drafted for China’s new cosmetics oversight framework.

Two months after submitting CBD enforcement draft guidance for OMB review, FDA published separate draft guidance on studies for bioequivalents of an approved cannabidiol-based drug. But the draft guidance that the supplement industry awaits in pitched anticipation remains under review.

IBA’s name change refines its identity as the representative of the independent and entrepreneurial beauty industry, according to the trade organization’s announcement. The group’s FDA Cosmetics Regulation Workshop, held annually since 1983 in cooperation with the FDA, will be virtual in 2020.

Head & Shoulders airing a 30-second TV spot featuring Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes and former Pittsburgh Steelers safety Troy Polamalu competing over who gives “100%” effort in everything they do.

Trademarks are registered and published for opposition with the US Patent and Trademark Office and are published weekly in the agency's Official Gazette.

National Advertising Division says a TV commercial Kind previously aired claiming “75% less sugar than the leading Clif bar” made an unfair “line claim.” But Kind says "ultimately this issue is moot" as it stopped using the "commercial (which takes place on an airplane) many months ago in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.”

“With so little publicly available information on the safety of CBD we anticipate that directly relevant studies will be needed,” explains the UK Food Standards Agency, in response to confusion within the country's CBD industry. 

A lack of regulatory harmonization for dietary supplements in Asia is a big challenge facing companies operating in the region, according to experts from the Asia Regulatory Professionals Association. The ARPA is looking to start a conversation on the issue which the association hopes will lead to regulatory change.

“I don’t know if there’s a misconception that a different set of adverting rules apply to social media," says FTC attorney Christine DeLorme during FDLI conference. The FTC also sees "a lot of attempts at disclaimers. They might say, ‘Of course there’s no cure for COVID, but...’"

Italy's Chiesi is looking to take a slice of Poland's consumer healthcare market by acquiring infant supplements specialist Smart Pharma.

Trademarks are registered and published for opposition with the US Patent and Trademark Office and are published weekly in the agency's Official Gazette.

National Advertising Division says a TV commercial Kind previously aired claiming “75% less sugar than the leading Clif bar” made an unfair “line claim.” But Kind says "ultimately this issue is moot" as it stopped using the "commercial (which takes place on an airplane) many months ago in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.”

A lack of regulatory harmonization for dietary supplements in Asia is a big challenge facing companies operating in the region, according to experts from the Asia Regulatory Professionals Association. The ARPA is looking to start a conversation on the issue which the association hopes will lead to regulatory change.