Nearly 30 years since the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act (DSHEA) was enacted, and as FDA embarks on a massive reorganization effort, the regulatory landscape for the dietary supplement industry is in flux.
 
Offering a comprehensive guide to the latest developments and most pressing issues, the 12th annual Legal, Regulatory and Compliance Forum on Dietary Supplements will take place June 25-26 at the New York City Bar Association, New York, NY.
 
Presented by the American Conference Institute in collaboration with the Council for Responsible Nutrition (CRN), the 2-day event will review topics like:

• FDA inspections,
• NDIs,
• Claims substantiation,
• State laws and activities,
• Class-action litigation,
• Contaminant testing,
• Retailer requirements, and more. 

 
The forum will feature a spotlight interview with Cara Welch, PhD, Director, Office of Dietary Supplement Programs, Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition, FDA, as well as a fireside chat with Christine DeLorme attorney, Division of Advertising Practices, Federal Trade Commission.
 
Session highlights for this year’s event also include:
 

• Examining the DSHEA of Today and Projections for the DSHEA of Tomorrow: Think Tank on Combating Bad Actors and Fostering Responsible Industry
• FDA Activity Round-Up: Forecasts for the Future of NDIs, Healthy Claims, IND Requirements and More
• Analyzing New State Laws and Legislation Impacting Supplements – Age Restrictions, Ingredient Bans and More
• Formulating Strategies to Insulate Yourself from the Latest Dietary Supplement Class Action Activity
• Critical Takeaways from the Latest Dietary Supplement Advertising Decisions Issued by the National Advertising Division (NAD)
• Regulation by Retailer: Adhering to the Latest Testing and Labeling Requirements of Amazon, CVS and Other Dietary Supplement Retailers

 
Preconference workshops on dietary supplement cGMPs and social media claims substantiation will take place on June 24.