CRN calls for crackdown on AI supplement ads
CRN said the practices are violations of existing law, not representative of the dietary supplement industry.
CRN said the practices are violations of existing law, not representative of the dietary supplement industry.
“CRN continues to attract companies that are committed to advancing science, quality, and responsible innovation throughout the dietary supplement supply chain,” said Steve Mister, president and CEO of CRN.
“Women’s health is entering a new era of scientific discovery, creating unprecedented opportunities to improve health and quality of life through evidence-based nutrition,” said Andrea Wong, Ph.D., CRN’s senior vice president and chief science officer.
Sessions offer practical guidance for organizations navigating advertising regulations, endorsement rules, and commercial relationships in a complex marketplace.
The event featured over 60 meetings with congressional offices where CRN members discussed legislative and regulatory priorities affecting the dietary supplement industry and consumers using supplements for health and wellness.
The lineup includes the debut of SciComms Connect, focused on women’s vitality, alongside Innovation Exchange and CONVERGENCE ’26.
Through a comic-style social media campaign, CRN is advocating for supplement transparency legislation designed to improve FDA visibility into products on the market.
In response to the introduction of new legislation, Steve Mister, President and CEO of the Council for Responsible Nutrition (CRN), released a statement.
This latest cohort reflects growing investment in data-driven decision-making, regulatory intelligence, and next-generation product development across the nutrition and health space.
Honor Celebrates Visionary Leaders Breaking New Ground and Expanding What’s Possible in the Dietary Supplement and Functional Food Industry.
CRN's 2026 Day on the Hill will showcase the industry's role in supporting consumer access to safe, science-backed nutrition products.
Innovation showcase follows ‘SciComms Connect’ at CRN’s top dietary supplement and functional food events.
A new scientific report highlights how dietary strategies, protein intake and bioactive nutrients can support resilience, reduce chronic disease risk and extend healthspan.
This legislation introduces new testing, disclosure, and labeling rules for protein powder and concentrated proteins sold in California.
CRN disputes the article’s portrayal of supplements as unnecessary for most Americans.
Legislation reaffirms the FDA is the sole authority to regulate dietary supplements, reinforcing a single, national standard for ingredient safety and oversight.