CRN warns California bill may threaten prenatal health
The trade association says the legislation would create fear and confusion, despite responsible companies already meeting federal safety standards.
The trade association says the legislation would create fear and confusion, despite responsible companies already meeting federal safety standards.
CRN stands ready to collaborate with policymakers, health professionals, and industry partners so that the conversation about nutrition includes the full range of tools—diet, functional foods, and supplements—that can help improve health outcomes and reduce long-term healthcare costs.
Deputy Commissioner Diamantas is part of a top-notch slate of speakers at CRN's CONVERGENCE ‘25 event.
The event will feature industry CEOs, an FDA official, and keynote speakers Jim VandeHei of Axios and physician-scientist Daniel Kraft.
CRN argued that its broader approach is simpler for retailers and plan administrators to apply and ensures equal treatment across the category.
“It’s encouraging to hear the Administration sound similar alarms that healthcare providers should get this training before they are certified to practice.”
Renowned political and technology experts to deliver insider analysis and future-focused perspectives for supplement industry leaders.
The event will include sessions on brand protection, influencer partnerships, effective press outreach, and more.
From brand protection to nutrition influencer marketing, CRN’s WellComms offers fresh perspectives from an array of experts for supplement and functional food companies looking to break through the noise and level up their communications in today’s competitive, highly scrutinized landscape.
“Edge of Innovation: Bioactives to Advance Human Health,” will explore emerging data on prebiotics, postbiotics, polyphenols, botanicals, and other bioactives.
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.