US DoJ Has 'Key Focus' On Supplement Industry, Adds 6 Attorneys To Sector
Executive Summary
"It is just common sense that there's going to be fraud where you have the combination of high growth, developing science, imported products or ingredients and limited oversight," says David Morrell, deputy assistant US attorney in DoJ'd Consumer Protection Branch. CPB
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