Supplement Industry Outreach To State Officials Pays Off – Former Maryland AG
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
State attorneys general largely are discriminating good from bad supplement industry actors, says former Maryland AG Doug Gansler following the annual meeting of the Western Attorneys General. State officials' brighter take on supplement firms stems from industry outreach and education efforts.
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