NLEA LABELING REQUIREMENT EXEMPTION FOR SMALL BUSINESSES
• By The Tan Sheet
NLEA LABELING REQUIREMENT EXEMPTION FOR SMALL BUSINESSES may apply to dietary supplement manufacturers, packers or distributors with total annual retail sales below $500,000 or supplement sales below $50,000 a year, according to a proposed rule published in the March 14 Federal Register. However, products must not make any nutrition claims or bear any nutrition information "in any context on the label or in labeling or advertising," the proposal states.
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