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On November 14th, Alan Feldstein, Of Counsel to Collins, McDonald & Gann, spoke about claim substantiation for dietary supplements at Supply Side West in Las
With 98.5% of the precincts reporting as of this morning, Prop 37, the proposition on the ballot in California which would have required manufacturers of
The National Advertising Division (NAD) has been keeping busy following its annual conference earlier this month. Here is a summary of its recent decisions and
While it is more common to read about fines, consent decrees, and recalls, if you make unlawful claims and engage in other illegal activity you
Claims about probiotics helping the digestive system and protecting immunity have been around for decades. However, 2 recent regulatory actions, one involving the FTC and
Two recent settlements with the FTC in addition to a NAD review of another company’s advertisement shows that no longer can one rely on inexpensive
The Federal Trade Commission’s first probiotic claims case has concluded with Nestle HealthCare Nutrition agreeing to drop claims that its children’s drink, BOOST Kid Essentials,
In a House and Senate conference of the Wall Street Reform Bill and Consumer Protection Act, conferees ultimately decided not to include the broad rulemaking
Making claims that a dietary supplement product can treat, cure or prevent a disease; making claims that are not substantiated or even worse, claiming that
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