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Following a hearing on April 23, a judge in the Eastern District of New York will allow the Natural Products Association to pursue a motion for a preliminary injunction against a new restrictive law, but the effort will be limited by Friday’s decision against another trade association in New York’s Southern District.
A judge in the Southern District of New York has denied the Council for Responsible Nutrition’s motion for a preliminary injunction against a new law coming into effect on Monday, April 22 that will restrict access to certain dietary supplements for people under 18.
The Natural Products Association (NPA) is planning to file a motion for a preliminary injunction to prevent enforcement of a new law that will restrict access to certain dietary supplements for people under the age of 18.
The Natural Products Association (NPA) intends to file a motion for a preliminary injunction to block the New York Attorney General from enforcing a law that restricts minors’ access to dietary supplement products marketed for weight loss or muscle building.
Attorneys for Spota and McPartland argued that a judge had improperly admitted testimony from police.