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FTC Cracks Down on Deceptive Advertising: Navigating Compliance for Dietary Supplements

💡 Key Takeaways FTC Enforcement: The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is intensifying actions against misleading advertising practices, particularly within the dietary supplement industry. Compliance Requirements: Businesses must ensure that all claims about their products are truthful, substantiated, and not misleading to avoid legal repercussions. Importance of Transparency: Clear labeling and honest marketing strategies are crucial for building consumer trust and

July 19, 2023
Is my website ADA compliant?

Is My Website ADA Compliant?

Is my website ADA compliant? The portion of the United States population with some type of disability is expected to double by 2060, reaching close to 98 million individuals. 20% of disabled individuals are projected to be either hard of hearing or seeing. As our society delves deeper into the digital age, it’s important to account for individuals with disabilities

January 7, 2020
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Product Claims Examples: Everything You Need to Know

If you have a really great food or beverage product, you may be tempted to shout it from the rooftops. Or at least display its greatness on the front of the packaging. And while package claims can be helpful for both companies and consumers, they must be done right. This guide breaks down what you need to know and includes

September 10, 2019
Nutrition facts label on a metal bottle showing label compliance requirements.

What are the Label Compliance Requirements for Food, Beverage, Cosmetics, and Supplements?

Are you familiar with the label compliance requirements for your industry? Do you know if your food, beverage, cosmetic, or dietary supplement label is FDA compliant? The Food & Drug Administration (FDA) has different label compliance guidelines for food, dietary supplements, and cosmetics. The requirements set by the FDA exist to protect consumers from confusing or misleading labels or websites.

August 13, 2019
Nutritional labels are changing

How the FDA is Changing Nutrition Labeling and Why it Matters

Did you know that the nutrition labels in the U.S. haven’t changed for 20 years? In the past 2 decades, scientists and researchers have made a lot of discoveries about how different ingredients affect our health, and the FDA is finally requiring package labels to reflect that research. Nutrition label changes What’s staying the sameThe FDA isn’t changing the overall

July 17, 2017
Legally Protecting Your Products

Everything You Need To Know About Legally Protecting Your Products

You’ve created an amazing, one-of-a-kind food or beauty product, and you want to make sure that no one else can take your ideas to profit from them or compete with you. You know there are a variety of ways to protect yourself, but you’re not sure which you need. Maybe a copyright or a trademark? Possibly a patent? Which do

July 10, 2017
Truth about Claims

The Importance of Packaging Claims

If you ever want to hide the truth, announce to the world what you want them to believe. Certain brands think that by making claims about their products, they can will their declarations into validity. Gone are the days of blindly accepting claims and considering associations as good as true. Coke may not be the drink of the summer, but

October 11, 2016

FDA’s New Proposed Nutrition Facts Label

The more things change, the more they stay the same. The FDA has been part of the movement to proper nutritional knowledge through labeling since the 1990s, including an evolution toward trans fat awareness since its 2006 ruling requiring disclosure of trans fat content. Food labels are being revamped and science is leading the way with more advanced findings. Whole

October 26, 2015