IADSA Scientific PublicationsBuilding up associations
IADSA has been involved in establishing more than 15 of its associations over the past decade. We work with companies and authorities to build national associations in countries where one does not exist.
IADSA Publications
To maintain and enhance scientific basis of the food supplement industry, IADSA has consistently developed scientific and technical publications in keeping with global regulatory developments, and publications on policy which are distributed across the sector and to regulatory authorities worldwide.
Since IADSA was created, more than 25,000 copies of our scientific publications have been circulated across the world and many thousands more have been downloaded from websites.
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Latest news
Codex increasingly a key reference point for food supplement regulators says IADSA
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16/05/2013
With more than 60 percent of the world adapting, developing or reviewing food supplement regulation, the Standards and ...Tell me more >
Indonesia adoption of ASEAN health supplement terminology will allow easier harmonisation transition
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09/05/2013
The announcement by Dra Lucky Slamet, head of Indonesia’s food and drug agency (BPOM), that Indonesia will adopt ...Tell me more >
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Global Guide to the Handling of Adverse Event Complaints
The Global Guide to the Handling of Adverse Event Complaints is designed as a training manual that offers guidance to companies on setting up an ...
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The Global Guide to the Handling of Adverse Event Complaints is designed as a training manual that offers guidance to companies on setting up an ...
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Bioactive Food Components: Changing the Scientific Basis for Intake Recommendations
This publication proposes a new framework for recommended intake, enabling the incorporation of aspects of basic, pre-clinical and clinical research &...
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This publication proposes a new framework for recommended intake, enabling the incorporation of aspects of basic, pre-clinical and clinical research &...
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