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ASA Finds 'Irresponsible' Weight Loss Ad Difficult To Stomach
Vision Healthcare’s Sensilab pulled Facebook advertisements for its weight loss supplements after UK regulator the Advertising Standards Authority launched an investigation into whether the marketing, which featured slim models, was "irresponsible."
Studies Find Oil, Topical And Transdermal Hemp Products’ Content Inconsistent With Labeling
JAMA study found 24% of 89 topicals or transdermals labeled correctly for amounts of cannabinoid in the products; JCR study found 54% of 80 CBD oils were accurately labeled, 15% had higher levels and 31% had lower.
House Members Object To Senate Adding Supplement MPL Proposal In FDA User Fee Bill
Members led by SC Republican Jeff Duncan and CA Democrat Tony Cárdenas, in letter to House speaker and minority leader, oppose MPL provision in latest version of S.4348 for re-authorizing FDA drug, biologic and medical device user fee programs.
Latest From Legislation & Wellness
Studies Find Oil, Topical And Transdermal Hemp Products’ Content Inconsistent With Labeling
JAMA study found 24% of 89 topicals or transdermals labeled correctly for amounts of cannabinoid in the products; JCR study found 54% of 80 CBD oils were accurately labeled, 15% had higher levels and 31% had lower.
House Members Object To Senate Adding Supplement MPL Proposal In FDA User Fee Bill
Members led by SC Republican Jeff Duncan and CA Democrat Tony Cárdenas, in letter to House speaker and minority leader, oppose MPL provision in latest version of S.4348 for re-authorizing FDA drug, biologic and medical device user fee programs.
Mandatory Product Listing: Needed For US VMS Market, Not Mandatory In User Fee Bill – CRN
Establishing VMS products MPL as stated within legislation to re-authorize FDA user fee programs for drugs, biologics and medical device applications isn’t urgent enough to prevent passing user fee bill, says CRN chief Steve Mister.
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Latest From Deals & Wellness
Dermapharm Expands Natural Offering With France's Arkopharma
Germany's Dermapharm will pay €450m to acquire herbal specialist Arkopharma to expand its footprint in Europe's consumer health market in countries such as France, Spain and Italy.
GSK Exits Consumer Health With Haleon Launch
The global market leader in consumer health is now Haleon following its separation from GSK after more than two years of planning.
Mayoly Spindler Enhances Natural Supplements Offering With Pharm Nature
France's Mayoly Spindler is expanding its offering in its local dietary supplements market by acquiring Pharm Nature Micronutrition which specializes in natural products based on organic ingredients.
Latest From Business Strategies & Wellness
ASA Finds 'Irresponsible' Weight Loss Ad Difficult To Stomach
Vision Healthcare’s Sensilab pulled Facebook advertisements for its weight loss supplements after UK regulator the Advertising Standards Authority launched an investigation into whether the marketing, which featured slim models, was "irresponsible."
DSM Overcomes Supply Chain Challenges To Post First-Half Sales Gain
Heerlen, Netherlands-based DSM posted a double-digit rise in sales at its Health, Nutrition and Care operation in the first half despite facing a "continuous battle" to place and receive deliveries.
House Members Object To Senate Adding Supplement MPL Proposal In FDA User Fee Bill
Members led by SC Republican Jeff Duncan and CA Democrat Tony Cárdenas, in letter to House speaker and minority leader, oppose MPL provision in latest version of S.4348 for re-authorizing FDA drug, biologic and medical device user fee programs.
Latest From Sales & Earnings & Wellness
DSM Overcomes Supply Chain Challenges To Post First-Half Sales Gain
Heerlen, Netherlands-based DSM posted a double-digit rise in sales at its Health, Nutrition and Care operation in the first half despite facing a "continuous battle" to place and receive deliveries.
Inflation, Supply Chain And Private Label Pressures: Consumer Health Leaders Talk ‘Big Picture’ Challenges
OTC drug and dietary supplement companies continue to face significant economic and competitive issues in what continues to be a highly volatile operating environment. Here we’ve culled takes from top execs at Sanofi, Bayer, J&J, P&G and other leading players, provided during recent sales and earnings presentations.
Perrigo Starts Supply Chain Overhaul After Filing OTC Birth Control NDA, Launching Nasonex Switch
Along with Q2 results including reported net sales up 14.3% to $1.12bn, Perrigo announces overhaul of its supply chain expected to generate $100m to $300m in net cost savings and creation of women's health, skin care business units.
Latest From Legal Issues & Wellness
First Recalls, Now Investors' Concerns Over Ranitidine Litigation Take Pharmas For Wild Ride
Host of complaints in US courts, seeking damages or alleging ranitidine caused various cancers, followed FDA’s 2020 findings of NDMA levels exceeding allowable limits in some samples provoked Litigation is starting to come to trial, the first set for 22 August in Illinois and a bellwether case due to begin in California in February 2023.
If US Court Says Delta-8 Product Is Lawful And Trademark Valid, Will Federal Agencies Listen?
Recent 9th Circuit ruling upheld granting a firm preliminary injunction stopping competitor from using its trademarked brand for delta-8 THC products. Ruling generally runs counter to USPTO policy against accepting trademark registrations for hemp or cannabis products and specifically counters FDA stance delta-8 doesn’t meet definition of hemp under 2018 farm bill.
CBD Will Be US FDA’s ‘One’ Lawful Hemp Compound, House Appropriators Anticipate
Reference in report accompanying House Appropriation Committee bill for FDA FY2023 budget isn’t binding and wasn’t appropriators’ first mention of agency’s response to de-scheduling hemp as a controlled substance. But their ’ statement was more pointed than in previous appropriation reports.
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Latest From Launches & Wellness
HBW Product Launches: Preminity, Dr. Formulated, Clear Focus, Zicam Immune, Synergy Plus
Garden of Life offers Triple Action Dr. Formulated; BasicBites Synergy Plus for oral care; Zicam extends to Daily Immune Support and Sleep + Immune Support with melatonin; Novastell launches Preminity for PMS; Prunelax in gummy; and lion’s mane mushroom in Clear Focus.
Health And Wellness Weekly Trademarks Review: 2 August
Trademarks are registered and published for opposition with the US Patent and Trademark Office and are published weekly in the agency's Official Gazette.
Herbalife's 10.3% Slump Tracks With Full-Year Guidance But Light Seen At The End Of 2022
Herbalife reported a double digit decrease in net sales during its second quarter, following similar results in the first quarter. The direct seller also plans to launch its digital platform Herbalife One to connect distributers and consumers and promote sales.
Latest From Ad Campaigns & Wellness
ASA Finds 'Irresponsible' Weight Loss Ad Difficult To Stomach
Vision Healthcare’s Sensilab pulled Facebook advertisements for its weight loss supplements after UK regulator the Advertising Standards Authority launched an investigation into whether the marketing, which featured slim models, was "irresponsible."
Less Than Four Weeks Remain To Enter The OTC Marketing Awards 2022
Entries to the OTC Marketing Awards are coming in thick and fast from industry players large and small across the 15 categories. With the entry deadline fast approaching on 29 August, don't miss out on your chance to win a prestigious trophy.
HBW US Market News: FTC Returns 'Free Trial' Losses, Old Spice Targets 'Meat Sweats,' More
FTC returns more than $5.4m to more than 100,000 consumers from "free trial" scam;" Hood College names Nutrition Science Program's founding director; Cremer introduces gummy-counting machine; Herbalife renovates LA headquarters; Arby's and Old Spice team up to fight "meat sweats."
Latest From Ad Complaints & Wellness
ASA Finds 'Irresponsible' Weight Loss Ad Difficult To Stomach
Vision Healthcare’s Sensilab pulled Facebook advertisements for its weight loss supplements after UK regulator the Advertising Standards Authority launched an investigation into whether the marketing, which featured slim models, was "irresponsible."
Responsibility For Distributors’ Claims At Root Of Supplement Direct Seller’s Advertising Review
After the DSSRC recommended that Root Wellness remove health claims from its advertising in 2021, the direct seller has not made efforts to remove the claims that its ambassadors have made on social media.
Sanofi Appealing Findings In Review Of Zantac 360 Doctor-Recommended Claims Challenged By J&J
French pharma disagrees with NAD finding, following review of a claims made in online and social media ads, retailers' websites and a TV commercial, that the claim “#1 doctor recommended medicine” for Zantac 360 refers to the brand and not famotidine, also used in other OTC heartburn remedies, including Pepcid.
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