US Dietary Ingredient ‘Preclusion’ Swings On Information Closed To Supplement Industry – CRN
Executive Summary
Trade group contends FDA’s misuse of regulation prohibiting any substance studied or approved as a drug in US from being used as dietary ingredients undermines innovation in supplement industry and is detrimental to consumer choice and health.
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