
CRN announces Innovation Exchange lineup for 2025
Cutting-edge ingredient and technology showcase part of October signature events.
Cutting-edge ingredient and technology showcase part of October signature events.
“These five finalists embody the spirit of the Annette Dickinson Trailblazer Award.”
The congressional caucus will host nonpartisan briefings on supplements, covering science, regulation, and their potential to cut healthcare costs and boost wellness.
Industry leaders from companies such as Kenvue and Nestlé Health Science highlighted the value of these conversations.
This year’s event, themed “Meet in the Middle,” will bring together professionals from across the industry for a three-day experience in St. Louis.
The Foundation will host its Prenatal Nutrition Center at booth 943, offering clinicians valuable resources on how nutritional supplementation can help address the nutrient gaps commonly seen in pregnant and lactating women.
CRN highlighted that the supplement industry supports over 616,000 U.S. jobs and generates $158 billion in annual economic output.
The updated UL is part of CRN’s ongoing release of revised nutrient safety chapters from its Vitamin and Mineral Safety (4th edition).
The Annette Dickinson Trailblazer Award is a new honor celebrating transformative leaders in the dietary supplement and functional food industry.
CRN showcase of innovative dietary supplement ingredients, technologies to take place Oct. 8 as part of CONVERGENCE ‘25.
“CRN is pleased to welcome these impactful industry leaders into the association,” said CRN President & CEO Steve Mister.
CRN expressed concern over reports of misusing high-dose vitamin A, particularly for children. Excessive intake of preformed vitamin A can lead to toxicity.
As lawmakers prioritize health, CRN’s 2025 Day on the Hill will highlight the industry’s crucial role in offering safe, effective, science-backed nutrition products.
Dr. Dickinson played a pivotal role in the growth and evolution of both CRN and the dietary supplement industry.
Proper application of USP standards confirms safe levels.
CRN calls for a science-driven FDA strategy, highlighting extensive research backing dietary supplements.