Some New Tools, More Old For Supplement Sector Enforcement During Trump’s Second Term

Tariffs on imports from China and look at eliminating self-affirmed GRAS pathway introduced under Trump while DoJ Consumer Protection Branch also continues supplement sector priorities enduring across administrations.

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Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s recent order to examine eliminating the self-affirmed generally regarded as safe pathway for introducing additional food ingredients isn’t the Trump administration’s only attention to dietary supplements.

“Obviously there’s a perception that RFK Jr. is a fan of supplements, which I think is a good thing,” said Parick Runkle, Department of Justice Consumer Protection Branch assistant director.

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