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Publisher’s Spotlight: Citeline News And Insights App

 
• By HBW Insight Team

Introducing the all-new Citeline News and Insights app, providing seamless access to all your favorite award-winning publications. Explore the latest articles from Pink Sheet, Scrip, In Vivo, Medtech Insight, Generics Bulletin and HBW Insight, all in one stylish, intuitive and user-friendly platform.

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Enjoy a faster, streamlined experience, tailor-made for your mobile device – now available on the App Store and Google Play.

Effortlessly switch between publications, customize your home screen, and search for articles across the full suite of Citeline publications. Stay up to date with breaking news notifications and save offline articles for later with the personalized 'my content' feature, ensuring you never miss a beat.

This is the new way to experience your news and insights.

  • Seamless Experience: The mobile-native app provides streamlined access to all Citeline’s news and insights publications.
  • Swipe and Customize: Effortlessly switch between publications and customize your experience, ensuring you only see what matters most.
  • Detailed Search: Discover the latest insights at your fingertips, searching the latest articles across multiple publications.
  • Anytime, Anywhere: Bookmark articles for later, even offline! Access your saved articles in "My Content" for reading anytime, anywhere.
  • Endless Connectivity: Enjoy a hassle-free experience – once logged in, stay connected even when switching to the browser version of the publication.

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FTC Consumer Privacy Policy Driven By ‘Straw Man’ Arguments – Commissioner Holyoak

 
• By Eileen Francis

The US FTC’s contention that ‘notice and choice’ has failed as the cornerstone of consumer privacy regulation and must be abandoned in favor of data minimization and other more stringent measures does not adequately account for the complexity of business practices and consumer behavior, FTC commissioner Melissa Holyoak asserted at the NAD’s 2024 Annual Conference.

FTC’s New Commissioner ‘Dismayed’ By Agency Overreach

 
• By Eileen Francis

FTC Commissioner Melissa Holyoak says the agency has acted outside the bounds afforded by Congress, citing several areas within consumer protection, including a recent update to the final rule for the Health Breach Notification Rule and the commission’s use of notices of penalty offense to serve as the basis for Section 5 settlements. 

Beauty Brands Not On TikTok Shop ‘Really Missing Out’ – KO-Pack

 
• By Eileen Francis

At one year, TikTok Shop conjures the early days of Amazon, representing the ‘Wild West’ of beauty ecommerce, said co-founders of private label and contract manufacturing company KO-Pack at the IBA Cosmetics Convergence Fall 2024 Virtual Symposium, “The Promise and Pitfalls of TikTok Shop.”

Final Chance To Have Your Say: Take Our Reader Survey This Week

 
• By Ryan Nelson

Editor’s note: This is your final call to participate in the survey to better understand our subscribers’ content and delivery needs. The deadline is 20 September.

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Azelis Grows Nutraceuticals Offering In Iberia With Solchem

 
• By Tom Gallen

Azelis adds dietary supplement ingredients and a large customer base across Spain to its portfolio with the acquisition of Solchem Nature.

Momentum Of Questions About Self-GRAS Meets Wall Of Exemption From ‘Rigorous Review’

 
• By Malcolm Spicer

HHS Secretary Kennedy ‘s opposition to allowing GRAS without notifications has support but also questions just as strong about whether FDA is authorized to conduct a rulemaking to eliminate the option.

Preamble ‘Poison Pill’ Could Haunt ACNU Switch Rule – House Energy And Commerce Members

 
• By Malcolm Spicer

Reps. Latta, Crenshaw and Miller-Meeks contend language in ACNU final rule preamble would allow a sponsor of an approved application to litigate to halt Rx availability of same formulation and “risk eliminating the very rule on which its product approval was based.”