CBD is everywhere, along with cure-all claims that can’t be fully backed by science. But the evidence does point to numerous beneficial effects, on many of the body’s key wellness systems.

Ingredient safety, product labeling, claims substantiation and adverse event reporting serve as four main pillars of supplement regulation.

More needs to be done in addition to issuing warning letters, one senator wrote, as targeted companies alter their promotions to comply.

As cases of COVID-19 spread across the globe, U.S. regulatory agencies respond to false product claims surrounding the outbreak with a wave of company warning letters.

When it comes to sports nutrition supplement claims, no formal definition documents “mechanisms of action,” so industry best practice must be followed.

A successful supplement contract manufacturer partnership sets product specifications with transparency, accessibility and a collaboration.

With the demand for transparency on the rise, certification programs and seals increasingly help consumers understand the brands that share their own values.

Brands are investing in third-party certifications to meet consumer demand for validated health products, yet it’s apparent that consumers don’t have a clear understanding of certifications or what they stand for.

Probiotics in shelf-stable foods must test to ensure microorganism viability until the end of shelf life.

A manufacturer has gone from meeting the minimum GMP level to GMP excellence when it is committed to quality management, transparency.