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The Hemp and Hemp-Derived CBD Consumer Protection and Market Stabilization Act represents ‘the best way’ to deal with the hemp-CBD issue for dietary supplements, says CRN’s Steve Mister, and once that’s clarified then the FDA and industry can address safety.
Several consumer groups and industry trade organizations are in favor of a new requirement that dietary supplements be listed with FDA, highlighting an area where diverse stakeholders can find common ground related to modernization of DSHEA. Yet even within the dietary supplement industry, there remain divisions over the benefits of a mandatory product listing.
Editor’s note: This is the second article in a series on proposed reforms to DSHEA by several consumer groups in a recent letter to Congress.
Recent proposals by consumer groups to modernize the regulation of dietary supplements have drawn mixed reactions from industry trade organizations.
Multivitamin marketer agrees to cease ADHD treatment claims The manufacturer of a multivitamin has withdrawn a number of claims relating to the purported benefits its product has for hyperactive children as part of a National Advertising Division case.
The case was brought against the firm First Day Life Inc. and related to claims on its Daily Enrichment Multivitamin.
Offending claims
Among the claims were:
Millions of kids in the US are hyperactive. They’re distracted & impulsive. But there’s a secret cause that has just been discovered: Nutritional Deficiencies. Even when we think our kids are eating well, they might not be getting critical vitamins. In fact, 93% of kids aren’t eating enough fruits and veggies every day. That creates chemical imbalances that affect their behavior. That’s where First Day Kids Enrichment comes in to improve their behavioral development”;