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NPA Dusts Off DSHEA Coalition To Expand Industry’s Political Clout

This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet

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NPA is restarting the Coalition to Preserve DSHEA on its own and other supplement industry trade groups are welcome to join. “We’re going to pick up the pace and really work to gain access the way other FDA-regulated industries do,” says NPA President Daniel Fabricant.

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