Decisions and policies from global regulatory bodies have become increasingly influential for food supplement companies. Such bodies include Codex Alimentarius, the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). IADSA works closely with these international bodies to ensure that the views of the food supplement industry are considered in the development of policy.
In particular, IADSA actively participates in Codex meetings, and monitors developments in WHO and FAO.
Global food supplement associations meet to define world regulation
The global food supplement industry recently gathered in Istanbul for the Annual Meeting of IADSA to address the ...
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Global food supplement sector hold their Annual Meeting
IADSA will hold its Annual Meeting on Wednesday 24 February in Istanbul, bringing together representatives of the world'...
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The Updated Risk Assessment of Vitamin D
The evolution of the human dataset relevant to vitamin D safety has been as rapid as that for efficacy. In the past decade, a large number of well-...
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Nutrition, Health Ageing and Public Policy
This review explores the factors that influence nutritional status in older people and describes the physical and cognitive changes that can lead to ...
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