Audit finds two of three memory supplements tested contain none or lower levels of active supplement than stated on labeling. In a report for current and previous ranking minority members of Senate Special Committee on Aging, GAO points to continuing issues with economic adulteration for gingko biloba.
A Government Accountability Office report that found two of three memory supplements tested did not contain ginkgo biloba or other ingredients listed on labels is likely to bring fresh scrutiny to the booming segment already in the Federal Trade Commission's crosshairs.
The auditing and investigative arm of Congress on Nov. 14 published the findings it stated in a report to...
The agency says items on its Human Foods Program’s proposed agenda for guidance “to complete during 2025” include identity and safety information for NDI notifications. Its announcement also links to document about a separate key industry question, a rulemaking which would recognize NAC as a lawful
FTC decision, says Bureau of Competition director Daniel Guarnera, influenced by both companies marketing different lines in different countries, limiting the number of similar products in the same categories the combined firm would offer.
Prominent trade groups call on the European Commission to improve risk assessment of innovative food products by making changes to processes at the European Food Safety Authority.
Along with two instructional videos, FDA provides fact sheet detailing common problems with NDINs while supplement industry awaits guidance on two hurdles for clearing the NDIN process, providing identity information and evidence of safety for ingredients.
Dietary Supplement Caucus e-launched the 119th Congress with Utah Republican House member Mike Kennedy and Texas Democrat member Marc Veasey as co-chairs and with a total of nine senators and 20 House members spanning both parties.
Modifications to forms FDA 3500, for voluntary reporting by healthcare professionals, and 3500A, for mandatory reporting by manufacturers, marketers or facilities, include limiting changing gender question to sex and asking for only male or female answer.
Prominent trade groups call on the European Commission to improve risk assessment of innovative food products by making changes to processes at the European Food Safety Authority.
