Short of standalone Congressional legislation, much less FDA action to create regulations that support consumer access to hemp CBD, the next vehicle to alter the market remains the farm bill.

A study using astaxanthin has helped shed light on the mechanism of action by which the carotenoid can help battle so-called “photoaging.”

Attorneys Katie Bond and Samuel Butler examine the Federal Trade Commission's authority to obtain civil penalties when a company has notice of another's past violation and engages in the same act or practice.

Network marketing giant Herbalife has agreed to pay out $12.5 million in a preliminary settlement of a class action suit that alleged the company was inducing distributors to sign up for events that cost $600 or more a year to attend...

The Council for Responsible Nutrition (CRN) has submitted a citizen petition to FDA, requesting sweeping changes in how the agency interprets a clause in federal law that essentially precludes ingredients from dietary supplements if the “article”...

FDA has received more than 200 comments in response to a citizen petition that aims to preserve access to dietary supplements containing NMN, a healthy aging ingredient...

FDA, with the help of U.S. Marshals, has seized more than $3 million worth of kratom finished products and bulk herb from a location in Oklahoma.

In her quarterly column, "cGMPs with TLC," consultant Tara Lin Couch addresses the confusion around establishing finished product specifications for herb and botanical strength.

Representatives of BBB National Programs’ National Advertising Division and Direct Selling Self-Regulatory Council discuss the role of self-regulation in advertising, including recent cases involving claims for health products.

Kyle Turk, director of government affairs with the Natural Products Association (NPA), offers an overview of bills introduced this year in state legislatures that would limit access to natural products, including supplements marketed for weight loss.