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In Brief: revised NDI draft expected in 2013, MusclePharm invests, Sundial label and GMP warnings, AHPA publishes organic guidance

This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet

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CFSAN plans revised NDI draft in 2013; MusclePharm invests in BioZone delivery tech; Indiana kicks off anti-smurfing campaign; Sundial fails basic labeling, GMP compliance; AHPA advises supplement firms on organic rules; Naturex commits to sustainability; Targeted Medical Pharma expands into supplements.

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