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- Naturade Significantly Strengthens Balance Sheet; Receives $2.5 Million in Capital from Westgate Equity Partners, L.P.
- Natrol Appoints Vincent Andrich VP Sales for Prolab Division
- Vermont Pure Holdings, Ltd. Announces Record Fiscal Year 2001 Results
- Body Shop Reports 24.8 Mil Euro Sales Revenues
- Spectrum Organic Products Responds to FDA Letter Regarding Use of Non-GMO Seal on Canola Oil Label
- Supplement Group Targets Consumer Education
- Advanced Nutraceuticals, Inc. Announces 2001 Year End Results And Additional Financing
- ADM Awarded Nutraceuticals Patent Patent Creates Proprietary Position for ADM in Fast-Growing Nutraceutical Market
- Tantivy Sciences Obtains Exclusive License to Unique Nutraceutical Products
- Top GNC Executives Tour Pittsburgh Market to Present New Business Plan and Expansion Possibilities; Meeting will focus on new business strategies and growth
- Nutrition 21 Receives Patent For the Nutritional Treatment of Type 2 Diabetes; Patent Presents New Pharmaceutical Licensing Opportunities
- ConsumerLab.com Finds Most B-vitamin Supplements Contain What They Claim, But Often Exceed Safe Levels - Consumers Cautioned to Be Aware of Side Effects with High Dose Products
- Nutraceutix, Inc., Nutravite Announcement Commercial Availability of CDT™ Glucosamine for Canadian Marketplace
- Harvey Kamil Appointed President of NBTY, Inc. - Scott Rudolph to Continue as Chairman and CEO
- drugstore.com Expects to Reach Profitability Target in 2003
- Human Genome Project Leads to Innovative Healthcare
- NPIcenter’s Career Center targets nutraceutical Industry
- Adding Vitamin C To Certain Drugs May Help Treat Alzheimer's, Other Brain Disorders
- Adding Vitamin C To Certain Drugs May Help Treat Alzheimer's, Other Brain Disorders
- Editorial: An Exercise in Synergy
- NBTY, Inc. Appoints Harvey Kamil President, Scott Rudolph To Continue As Chairman And CEO
- Ross Products to Launch Infant Formula Supplemented With Two New Fatty Acids
- Ross Products to Launch Infant Formula Supplemented With Two New Fatty Acids
- Ross Products to Launch Infant Formula Supplemented With Two New Fatty Acids
- LignisulMSM vs Naproxen for Osteoarthritis Clinical Trial Gets Underway
- Natural Health Trends Corp. Launches Lexxus Taiwan
- FDA Presents Compliance Guide for Structure/Function Claims
- New TrimFit® Bars Redefine Energy Bar Category
- New TrimFit® Bars Redefine Energy Bar Category
- Probiata® Offers Safe, Natural and Effective Alternative
- Alive & Well with Michelle Harris
- Be Well and Get Rewarded! Find Personalized Wellness Solutions and Earn Free Vitamins at NatureMade.com
- Consumers Search for Healthy Cleaning Products That Work
- Nordic Naturals: Omega 3 Fatty Acids
- Cyanotech Names Bob Capelli as Director of Sales
- CEO Seckman to Leave Natural Products Association
The Executive Committee of the Natural Products Association has announced that it has accepted the resignation of David R. Seckman, the association's executive director and CEO, who is leaving to head the Food Processing Suppliers Association in McLean, Va. Seckman will stay with NPA through July of this year.
- CEO Seckman to Leave Natural Products Association
The Executive Committee of the Natural Products Association has announced that it has accepted the resignation of David R. Seckman, the association's executive director and CEO, who is leaving to head the Food Processing Suppliers Association in McLean, Va. Seckman will stay with NPA through July of this year.
- CEO Seckman to Leave Natural Products Association
The Executive Committee of the Natural Products Association has announced that it has accepted the resignation of David R. Seckman, the association's executive director and CEO, who is leaving to head the Food Processing Suppliers Association in McLean, Va. Seckman will stay with NPA through July of this year.
- CEO Seckman to Leave Natural Products Association
The Executive Committee of the Natural Products Association has announced that it has accepted the resignation of David R. Seckman, the association's executive director and CEO, who is leaving to head the Food Processing Suppliers Association in McLean, Va. Seckman will stay with NPA through July of this year.
- CEO Seckman to Leave Natural Products Association
The Executive Committee of the Natural Products Association has announced that it has accepted the resignation of David R. Seckman, the association's executive director and CEO, who is leaving to head the Food Processing Suppliers Association in McLean, Va. Seckman will stay with NPA through July of this year.
- CEO Seckman to Leave Natural Products Association
The Executive Committee of the Natural Products Association has announced that it has accepted the resignation of David R. Seckman, the association's executive director and CEO, who is leaving to head the Food Processing Suppliers Association in McLean, Va. Seckman will stay with NPA through July of this year.
- CEO Seckman to Leave Natural Products Association
The Executive Committee of the Natural Products Association has announced that it has accepted the resignation of David R. Seckman, the association's executive director and CEO, who is leaving to head the Food Processing Suppliers Association in McLean, Va. Seckman will stay with NPA through July of this year.
- CEO Seckman to Leave Natural Products Association
The Executive Committee of the Natural Products Association has announced that it has accepted the resignation of David R. Seckman, the association's executive director and CEO, who is leaving to head the Food Processing Suppliers Association in McLean, Va. Seckman will stay with NPA through July of this year.
- CEO Seckman to Leave Natural Products Association
The Executive Committee of the Natural Products Association has announced that it has accepted the resignation of David R. Seckman, the association's executive director and CEO, who is leaving to head the Food Processing Suppliers Association in McLean, Va. Seckman will stay with NPA through July of this year.
- New Study: Nearly Three-Quarters of U.S. Families Buy Organic Products
Nearly three-quarters (73 percent) of U.S. families buy organic products at least occasionally, chiefly for health reasons according to a new study to be unveiled this week.
- New Study: Nearly Three-Quarters of U.S. Families Buy Organic Products
Nearly three-quarters (73 percent) of U.S. families buy organic products at least occasionally, chiefly for health reasons according to a new study to be unveiled this week.
- New Study: Nearly Three-Quarters of U.S. Families Buy Organic Products
Nearly three-quarters (73 percent) of U.S. families buy organic products at least occasionally, chiefly for health reasons according to a new study to be unveiled this week.
- New Study: Nearly Three-Quarters of U.S. Families Buy Organic Products
Nearly three-quarters (73 percent) of U.S. families buy organic products at least occasionally, chiefly for health reasons according to a new study to be unveiled this week.
- New Study: Nearly Three-Quarters of U.S. Families Buy Organic Products
Nearly three-quarters (73 percent) of U.S. families buy organic products at least occasionally, chiefly for health reasons according to a new study to be unveiled this week.
- New Study: Nearly Three-Quarters of U.S. Families Buy Organic Products
Nearly three-quarters (73 percent) of U.S. families buy organic products at least occasionally, chiefly for health reasons according to a new study to be unveiled this week.
- Reportable Food Registry Draft Guidance Published for Comment by FDA
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is asking for comment on its Reportable Food Registry (RFR) draft guidance for the food industry, developed in response to section 1005 of the Food and Drug Administration Amendments Act of 2007 (Pub. L.110-085). The RFR is scheduled for implementation on September 8, 2009, and applies to all FDA-regulated categories of foods except dietary supplements and infant formula.
- Reportable Food Registry Draft Guidance Published for Comment by FDA
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is asking for comment on its Reportable Food Registry (RFR) draft guidance for the food industry, developed in response to section 1005 of the Food and Drug Administration Amendments Act of 2007 (Pub. L.110-085). The RFR is scheduled for implementation on September 8, 2009, and applies to all FDA-regulated categories of foods except dietary supplements and infant formula.
- Reportable Food Registry Draft Guidance Published for Comment by FDA
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is asking for comment on its Reportable Food Registry (RFR) draft guidance for the food industry, developed in response to section 1005 of the Food and Drug Administration Amendments Act of 2007 (Pub. L.110-085). The RFR is scheduled for implementation on September 8, 2009, and applies to all FDA-regulated categories of foods except dietary supplements and infant formula.
- Reportable Food Registry Draft Guidance Published for Comment by FDA
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is asking for comment on its Reportable Food Registry (RFR) draft guidance for the food industry, developed in response to section 1005 of the Food and Drug Administration Amendments Act of 2007 (Pub. L.110-085). The RFR is scheduled for implementation on September 8, 2009, and applies to all FDA-regulated categories of foods except dietary supplements and infant formula.
- Reportable Food Registry Draft Guidance Published for Comment by FDA
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is asking for comment on its Reportable Food Registry (RFR) draft guidance for the food industry, developed in response to section 1005 of the Food and Drug Administration Amendments Act of 2007 (Pub. L.110-085). The RFR is scheduled for implementation on September 8, 2009, and applies to all FDA-regulated categories of foods except dietary supplements and infant formula.
- Reportable Food Registry Draft Guidance Published for Comment by FDA
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is asking for comment on its Reportable Food Registry (RFR) draft guidance for the food industry, developed in response to section 1005 of the Food and Drug Administration Amendments Act of 2007 (Pub. L.110-085). The RFR is scheduled for implementation on September 8, 2009, and applies to all FDA-regulated categories of foods except dietary supplements and infant formula.
- Business Owners Plead Guilty to Distributing Tainted Ingredient Used in Pet Food
Matt J. Whitworth, Acting United States Attorney for the Western District of Missouri, has announced that a Nevada company and its owners pleaded guilty in federal court to distributing a tainted ingredient used to make pet food, which resulted in a nationwide recall of pet food and the death and serious illness of countless pets across the United States in 2007.
- Business Owners Plead Guilty to Distributing Tainted Ingredient Used in Pet Food
Matt J. Whitworth, Acting United States Attorney for the Western District of Missouri, has announced that a Nevada company and its owners pleaded guilty in federal court to distributing a tainted ingredient used to make pet food, which resulted in a nationwide recall of pet food and the death and serious illness of countless pets across the United States in 2007.
- Business Owners Plead Guilty to Distributing Tainted Ingredient Used in Pet Food
Matt J. Whitworth, Acting United States Attorney for the Western District of Missouri, has announced that a Nevada company and its owners pleaded guilty in federal court to distributing a tainted ingredient used to make pet food, which resulted in a nationwide recall of pet food and the death and serious illness of countless pets across the United States in 2007.
- Business Owners Plead Guilty to Distributing Tainted Ingredient Used in Pet Food
Matt J. Whitworth, Acting United States Attorney for the Western District of Missouri, has announced that a Nevada company and its owners pleaded guilty in federal court to distributing a tainted ingredient used to make pet food, which resulted in a nationwide recall of pet food and the death and serious illness of countless pets across the United States in 2007.
- Business Owners Plead Guilty to Distributing Tainted Ingredient Used in Pet Food
Matt J. Whitworth, Acting United States Attorney for the Western District of Missouri, has announced that a Nevada company and its owners pleaded guilty in federal court to distributing a tainted ingredient used to make pet food, which resulted in a nationwide recall of pet food and the death and serious illness of countless pets across the United States in 2007.
- Business Owners Plead Guilty to Distributing Tainted Ingredient Used in Pet Food
Matt J. Whitworth, Acting United States Attorney for the Western District of Missouri, has announced that a Nevada company and its owners pleaded guilty in federal court to distributing a tainted ingredient used to make pet food, which resulted in a nationwide recall of pet food and the death and serious illness of countless pets across the United States in 2007.
- Business Owners Plead Guilty to Distributing Tainted Ingredient Used in Pet Food
Matt J. Whitworth, Acting United States Attorney for the Western District of Missouri, has announced that a Nevada company and its owners pleaded guilty in federal court to distributing a tainted ingredient used to make pet food, which resulted in a nationwide recall of pet food and the death and serious illness of countless pets across the United States in 2007.
- FDA Seeks Public Input on Transparency
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration will host a daylong meeting on June 24, 2009. During this meeting, the FDA will seek recommendations on how to make information on FDA activities and decision-making useful, understandable, and more accessible to the public.
- FDA Seeks Public Input on Transparency
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration will host a daylong meeting on June 24, 2009. During this meeting, the FDA will seek recommendations on how to make information on FDA activities and decision-making useful, understandable, and more accessible to the public.
- FDA Seeks Public Input on Transparency
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration will host a daylong meeting on June 24, 2009. During this meeting, the FDA will seek recommendations on how to make information on FDA activities and decision-making useful, understandable, and more accessible to the public.
- FDA Seeks Public Input on Transparency
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration will host a daylong meeting on June 24, 2009. During this meeting, the FDA will seek recommendations on how to make information on FDA activities and decision-making useful, understandable, and more accessible to the public.
- FDA Seeks Public Input on Transparency
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration will host a daylong meeting on June 24, 2009. During this meeting, the FDA will seek recommendations on how to make information on FDA activities and decision-making useful, understandable, and more accessible to the public.
- FDA Seeks Public Input on Transparency
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration will host a daylong meeting on June 24, 2009. During this meeting, the FDA will seek recommendations on how to make information on FDA activities and decision-making useful, understandable, and more accessible to the public.
- FDA Seeks Public Input on Transparency
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration will host a daylong meeting on June 24, 2009. During this meeting, the FDA will seek recommendations on how to make information on FDA activities and decision-making useful, understandable, and more accessible to the public.
- USANA Takes Home Stevie Award for 2008 International Convention
USANA Health Sciences, Inc., has announced they have won an American Business Award for its 2008 International Convention in the Live Events category.
- USANA Takes Home Stevie Award for 2008 International Convention
USANA Health Sciences, Inc., has announced they have won an American Business Award for its 2008 International Convention in the Live Events category.
- USANA Takes Home Stevie Award for 2008 International Convention
USANA Health Sciences, Inc., has announced they have won an American Business Award for its 2008 International Convention in the Live Events category.
- USANA Takes Home Stevie Award for 2008 International Convention
USANA Health Sciences, Inc., has announced they have won an American Business Award for its 2008 International Convention in the Live Events category.
- USANA Takes Home Stevie Award for 2008 International Convention
USANA Health Sciences, Inc., has announced they have won an American Business Award for its 2008 International Convention in the Live Events category.
- USANA Takes Home Stevie Award for 2008 International Convention
USANA Health Sciences, Inc., has announced they have won an American Business Award for its 2008 International Convention in the Live Events category.
- USANA Takes Home Stevie Award for 2008 International Convention
USANA Health Sciences, Inc., has announced they have won an American Business Award for its 2008 International Convention in the Live Events category.
- EAS Seminar Puts the Spotlight on Claims Regulations in Asia
Participants from the food and nutrition industry, academics and regulators attended a seminar on health claims regulations for functional food in Asia this month, organised by international food and nutrition regulatory consultancy EAS. The seminar, which took place on 5 June in Singapore, covered the regulatory frameworks across the region for functional food; the types of health claims permitted in selected Asian markets and the requirements for making different types of health claims.
- EAS Seminar Puts the Spotlight on Claims Regulations in Asia
Participants from the food and nutrition industry, academics and regulators attended a seminar on health claims regulations for functional food in Asia this month, organised by international food and nutrition regulatory consultancy EAS. The seminar, which took place on 5 June in Singapore, covered the regulatory frameworks across the region for functional food; the types of health claims permitted in selected Asian markets and the requirements for making different types of health claims.
- EAS Seminar Puts the Spotlight on Claims Regulations in Asia
Participants from the food and nutrition industry, academics and regulators attended a seminar on health claims regulations for functional food in Asia this month, organised by international food and nutrition regulatory consultancy EAS. The seminar, which took place on 5 June in Singapore, covered the regulatory frameworks across the region for functional food; the types of health claims permitted in selected Asian markets and the requirements for making different types of health claims.
- EAS Seminar Puts the Spotlight on Claims Regulations in Asia
Participants from the food and nutrition industry, academics and regulators attended a seminar on health claims regulations for functional food in Asia this month, organised by international food and nutrition regulatory consultancy EAS. The seminar, which took place on 5 June in Singapore, covered the regulatory frameworks across the region for functional food; the types of health claims permitted in selected Asian markets and the requirements for making different types of health claims.
- EAS Seminar Puts the Spotlight on Claims Regulations in Asia
Participants from the food and nutrition industry, academics and regulators attended a seminar on health claims regulations for functional food in Asia this month, organised by international food and nutrition regulatory consultancy EAS. The seminar, which took place on 5 June in Singapore, covered the regulatory frameworks across the region for functional food; the types of health claims permitted in selected Asian markets and the requirements for making different types of health claims.
- EAS Seminar Puts the Spotlight on Claims Regulations in Asia
Participants from the food and nutrition industry, academics and regulators attended a seminar on health claims regulations for functional food in Asia this month, organised by international food and nutrition regulatory consultancy EAS. The seminar, which took place on 5 June in Singapore, covered the regulatory frameworks across the region for functional food; the types of health claims permitted in selected Asian markets and the requirements for making different types of health claims.
- EAS Seminar Puts the Spotlight on Claims Regulations in Asia
Participants from the food and nutrition industry, academics and regulators attended a seminar on health claims regulations for functional food in Asia this month, organised by international food and nutrition regulatory consultancy EAS. The seminar, which took place on 5 June in Singapore, covered the regulatory frameworks across the region for functional food; the types of health claims permitted in selected Asian markets and the requirements for making different types of health claims.
- EAS Seminar Puts the Spotlight on Claims Regulations in Asia
Participants from the food and nutrition industry, academics and regulators attended a seminar on health claims regulations for functional food in Asia this month, organised by international food and nutrition regulatory consultancy EAS. The seminar, which took place on 5 June in Singapore, covered the regulatory frameworks across the region for functional food; the types of health claims permitted in selected Asian markets and the requirements for making different types of health claims.
- EAS Seminar Puts the Spotlight on Claims Regulations in Asia
Participants from the food and nutrition industry, academics and regulators attended a seminar on health claims regulations for functional food in Asia this month, organised by international food and nutrition regulatory consultancy EAS. The seminar, which took place on 5 June in Singapore, covered the regulatory frameworks across the region for functional food; the types of health claims permitted in selected Asian markets and the requirements for making different types of health claims.
- EAS Seminar Puts the Spotlight on Claims Regulations in Asia
Participants from the food and nutrition industry, academics and regulators attended a seminar on health claims regulations for functional food in Asia this month, organised by international food and nutrition regulatory consultancy EAS. The seminar, which took place on 5 June in Singapore, covered the regulatory frameworks across the region for functional food; the types of health claims permitted in selected Asian markets and the requirements for making different types of health claims.
- FDA Schedules Three Public Workshops on the Reportable Food Registry
Three public workshops on the Reportable Food Registry established by the Food and Drug Administration Amendments Act of 2007 (Pub. L.110-085) were announced in the June 26, 2009 Federal Register. The public workshops are intended to explain the purpose of the Registry, how it will work, and the responsibilities of persons required to submit a report regarding instances of reportable food to FDA through the Reportable Food electronic portal.
- FDA Schedules Three Public Workshops on the Reportable Food Registry
Three public workshops on the Reportable Food Registry established by the Food and Drug Administration Amendments Act of 2007 (Pub. L.110-085) were announced in the June 26, 2009 Federal Register. The public workshops are intended to explain the purpose of the Registry, how it will work, and the responsibilities of persons required to submit a report regarding instances of reportable food to FDA through the Reportable Food electronic portal.
- FDA Schedules Three Public Workshops on the Reportable Food Registry
Three public workshops on the Reportable Food Registry established by the Food and Drug Administration Amendments Act of 2007 (Pub. L.110-085) were announced in the June 26, 2009 Federal Register. The public workshops are intended to explain the purpose of the Registry, how it will work, and the responsibilities of persons required to submit a report regarding instances of reportable food to FDA through the Reportable Food electronic portal.
- FDA Schedules Three Public Workshops on the Reportable Food Registry
Three public workshops on the Reportable Food Registry established by the Food and Drug Administration Amendments Act of 2007 (Pub. L.110-085) were announced in the June 26, 2009 Federal Register. The public workshops are intended to explain the purpose of the Registry, how it will work, and the responsibilities of persons required to submit a report regarding instances of reportable food to FDA through the Reportable Food electronic portal.
- FDA Schedules Three Public Workshops on the Reportable Food Registry
Three public workshops on the Reportable Food Registry established by the Food and Drug Administration Amendments Act of 2007 (Pub. L.110-085) were announced in the June 26, 2009 Federal Register. The public workshops are intended to explain the purpose of the Registry, how it will work, and the responsibilities of persons required to submit a report regarding instances of reportable food to FDA through the Reportable Food electronic portal.
- FDA Schedules Three Public Workshops on the Reportable Food Registry
Three public workshops on the Reportable Food Registry established by the Food and Drug Administration Amendments Act of 2007 (Pub. L.110-085) were announced in the June 26, 2009 Federal Register. The public workshops are intended to explain the purpose of the Registry, how it will work, and the responsibilities of persons required to submit a report regarding instances of reportable food to FDA through the Reportable Food electronic portal.
- FDA Schedules Three Public Workshops on the Reportable Food Registry
Three public workshops on the Reportable Food Registry established by the Food and Drug Administration Amendments Act of 2007 (Pub. L.110-085) were announced in the June 26, 2009 Federal Register. The public workshops are intended to explain the purpose of the Registry, how it will work, and the responsibilities of persons required to submit a report regarding instances of reportable food to FDA through the Reportable Food electronic portal.
- FDA Schedules Three Public Workshops on the Reportable Food Registry
Three public workshops on the Reportable Food Registry established by the Food and Drug Administration Amendments Act of 2007 (Pub. L.110-085) were announced in the June 26, 2009 Federal Register. The public workshops are intended to explain the purpose of the Registry, how it will work, and the responsibilities of persons required to submit a report regarding instances of reportable food to FDA through the Reportable Food electronic portal.
- FDA Schedules Three Public Workshops on the Reportable Food Registry
Three public workshops on the Reportable Food Registry established by the Food and Drug Administration Amendments Act of 2007 (Pub. L.110-085) were announced in the June 26, 2009 Federal Register. The public workshops are intended to explain the purpose of the Registry, how it will work, and the responsibilities of persons required to submit a report regarding instances of reportable food to FDA through the Reportable Food electronic portal.
- Scottsdale Man Pleads Guilty to Multiple Federal Charges Related to Marketing of Sexual Enhancement Drug
Timothy Keay Isaac, 47, of Scottsdale, Ariz., pleaded guilty earlier this week to Conspiracy, Introducing Misbranded Drugs into Interstate Commerce, Making False Tax Returns, Filing False Declarations in a Bankruptcy Proceeding and Theft of Government Money. According to the plea, Isaac, through his companies Ultra Health Products, Bionate International and Johnston-Keay, marketed a product called Vinarol that he claimed would promote sexual enhancement and was an all-natural herbal dietary supplement.
- Scottsdale Man Pleads Guilty to Multiple Federal Charges Related to Marketing of Sexual Enhancement Drug
Timothy Keay Isaac, 47, of Scottsdale, Ariz., pleaded guilty earlier this week to Conspiracy, Introducing Misbranded Drugs into Interstate Commerce, Making False Tax Returns, Filing False Declarations in a Bankruptcy Proceeding and Theft of Government Money. According to the plea, Isaac, through his companies Ultra Health Products, Bionate International and Johnston-Keay, marketed a product called Vinarol that he claimed would promote sexual enhancement and was an all-natural herbal dietary supplement.
- Scottsdale Man Pleads Guilty to Multiple Federal Charges Related to Marketing of Sexual Enhancement Drug
Timothy Keay Isaac, 47, of Scottsdale, Ariz., pleaded guilty earlier this week to Conspiracy, Introducing Misbranded Drugs into Interstate Commerce, Making False Tax Returns, Filing False Declarations in a Bankruptcy Proceeding and Theft of Government Money. According to the plea, Isaac, through his companies Ultra Health Products, Bionate International and Johnston-Keay, marketed a product called Vinarol that he claimed would promote sexual enhancement and was an all-natural herbal dietary supplement.
- Scottsdale Man Pleads Guilty to Multiple Federal Charges Related to Marketing of Sexual Enhancement Drug
Timothy Keay Isaac, 47, of Scottsdale, Ariz., pleaded guilty earlier this week to Conspiracy, Introducing Misbranded Drugs into Interstate Commerce, Making False Tax Returns, Filing False Declarations in a Bankruptcy Proceeding and Theft of Government Money. According to the plea, Isaac, through his companies Ultra Health Products, Bionate International and Johnston-Keay, marketed a product called Vinarol that he claimed would promote sexual enhancement and was an all-natural herbal dietary supplement.
- Scottsdale Man Pleads Guilty to Multiple Federal Charges Related to Marketing of Sexual Enhancement Drug
Timothy Keay Isaac, 47, of Scottsdale, Ariz., pleaded guilty earlier this week to Conspiracy, Introducing Misbranded Drugs into Interstate Commerce, Making False Tax Returns, Filing False Declarations in a Bankruptcy Proceeding and Theft of Government Money. According to the plea, Isaac, through his companies Ultra Health Products, Bionate International and Johnston-Keay, marketed a product called Vinarol that he claimed would promote sexual enhancement and was an all-natural herbal dietary supplement.
- Scottsdale Man Pleads Guilty to Multiple Federal Charges Related to Marketing of Sexual Enhancement Drug
Timothy Keay Isaac, 47, of Scottsdale, Ariz., pleaded guilty earlier this week to Conspiracy, Introducing Misbranded Drugs into Interstate Commerce, Making False Tax Returns, Filing False Declarations in a Bankruptcy Proceeding and Theft of Government Money. According to the plea, Isaac, through his companies Ultra Health Products, Bionate International and Johnston-Keay, marketed a product called Vinarol that he claimed would promote sexual enhancement and was an all-natural herbal dietary supplement.
- Scottsdale Man Pleads Guilty to Multiple Federal Charges Related to Marketing of Sexual Enhancement Drug
Timothy Keay Isaac, 47, of Scottsdale, Ariz., pleaded guilty earlier this week to Conspiracy, Introducing Misbranded Drugs into Interstate Commerce, Making False Tax Returns, Filing False Declarations in a Bankruptcy Proceeding and Theft of Government Money. According to the plea, Isaac, through his companies Ultra Health Products, Bionate International and Johnston-Keay, marketed a product called Vinarol that he claimed would promote sexual enhancement and was an all-natural herbal dietary supplement.
- Industry Self-Regulation is Key to China Food Safety Success
Finding an appropriate balance between regulation and industry self-regulation on food safety is one of the keys to the success of China's new food safety law, according to the EAS.
- Industry Self-Regulation is Key to China Food Safety Success
Finding an appropriate balance between regulation and industry self-regulation on food safety is one of the keys to the success of China's new food safety law, according to the EAS.
- Peer-Reviewed Published Study Demonstrates Safety of UC-II®
A recent study published in Toxicology Mechanisms and Methods demonstrates that UC-II®, InterHealth Nutraceuticals’ 40 mg, once-a-day, joint-health ingredient, is safe.
- Peer-Reviewed Published Study Demonstrates Safety of UC-II®
A recent study published in Toxicology Mechanisms and Methods demonstrates that UC-II®, InterHealth Nutraceuticals’ 40 mg, once-a-day, joint-health ingredient, is safe.
- BioVittoria Announces the First Customer Beverage To Be Naturally Sweetened With Fruit-Sweetness™ Clorie-Free Fruit Concentrate
BioVittoria Announces the First Customer Beverage To Be Naturally Sweetened With Fruit-Sweetness™ Clorie-Free Fruit Concentrate
- BioVittoria Announces the First Customer Beverage To Be Naturally Sweetened With Fruit-Sweetness™ Clorie-Free Fruit Concentrate
BioVittoria Announces the First Customer Beverage To Be Naturally Sweetened With Fruit-Sweetness™ Clorie-Free Fruit Concentrate
- BioVittoria Announces the First Customer Beverage To Be Naturally Sweetened With Fruit-Sweetness™ Clorie-Free Fruit Concentrate
BioVittoria Announces the First Customer Beverage To Be Naturally Sweetened With Fruit-Sweetness™ Clorie-Free Fruit Concentrate
- BioVittoria Announces the First Customer Beverage To Be Naturally Sweetened With Fruit-Sweetness™ Clorie-Free Fruit Concentrate
BioVittoria Announces the First Customer Beverage To Be Naturally Sweetened With Fruit-Sweetness™ Clorie-Free Fruit Concentrate
- BioVittoria Announces the First Customer Beverage To Be Naturally Sweetened With Fruit-Sweetness™ Clorie-Free Fruit Concentrate
BioVittoria Announces the First Customer Beverage To Be Naturally Sweetened With Fruit-Sweetness™ Clorie-Free Fruit Concentrate
- BioVittoria Announces the First Customer Beverage To Be Naturally Sweetened With Fruit-Sweetness™ Clorie-Free Fruit Concentrate
BioVittoria Announces the First Customer Beverage To Be Naturally Sweetened With Fruit-Sweetness™ Clorie-Free Fruit Concentrate
- BioVittoria Announces the First Customer Beverage To Be Naturally Sweetened With Fruit-Sweetness™ Clorie-Free Fruit Concentrate
BioVittoria Announces the First Customer Beverage To Be Naturally Sweetened With Fruit-Sweetness™ Clorie-Free Fruit Concentrate
- BioVittoria Announces the First Customer Beverage To Be Naturally Sweetened With Fruit-Sweetness™ Clorie-Free Fruit Concentrate
BioVittoria Announces the First Customer Beverage To Be Naturally Sweetened With Fruit-Sweetness™ Clorie-Free Fruit Concentrate
- BioVittoria Announces the First Customer Beverage To Be Naturally Sweetened With Fruit-Sweetness™ Clorie-Free Fruit Concentrate
BioVittoria Announces the First Customer Beverage To Be Naturally Sweetened With Fruit-Sweetness™ Clorie-Free Fruit Concentrate
- BioVittoria Announces the First Customer Beverage To Be Naturally Sweetened With Fruit-Sweetness™ Clorie-Free Fruit Concentrate
BioVittoria Announces the First Customer Beverage To Be Naturally Sweetened With Fruit-Sweetness™ Clorie-Free Fruit Concentrate
- BioVittoria Announces the First Customer Beverage To Be Naturally Sweetened With Fruit-Sweetness™ Clorie-Free Fruit Concentrate
BioVittoria Announces the First Customer Beverage To Be Naturally Sweetened With Fruit-Sweetness™ Clorie-Free Fruit Concentrate
- BioVittoria Announces the First Customer Beverage To Be Naturally Sweetened With Fruit-Sweetness™ Clorie-Free Fruit Concentrate
BioVittoria Announces the First Customer Beverage To Be Naturally Sweetened With Fruit-Sweetness™ Clorie-Free Fruit Concentrate
- BioVittoria Announces the First Customer Beverage To Be Naturally Sweetened With Fruit-Sweetness™ Clorie-Free Fruit Concentrate
BioVittoria Announces the First Customer Beverage To Be Naturally Sweetened With Fruit-Sweetness™ Clorie-Free Fruit Concentrate
- Jarrow Formulas® YouTube Channel Approaches 1 Million Views as Olympian-Endorsed Product Video Goes Viral
The overwhelming popularity of the 26-second Olympian-endorsed product video, featuring short-track speed skater Katherine Reutter, reaps 1 million views for the Jarrow Formulas® YouTube Channel.
- Jarrow Formulas® YouTube Channel Approaches 1 Million Views as Olympian-Endorsed Product Video Goes Viral
The overwhelming popularity of the 26-second Olympian-endorsed product video, featuring short-track speed skater Katherine Reutter, reaps 1 million views for the Jarrow Formulas® YouTube Channel.
- Jarrow Formulas® YouTube Channel Approaches 1 Million Views as Olympian-Endorsed Product Video Goes Viral
The overwhelming popularity of the 26-second Olympian-endorsed product video, featuring short-track speed skater Katherine Reutter, reaps 1 million views for the Jarrow Formulas® YouTube Channel.
- Jarrow Formulas® YouTube Channel Approaches 1 Million Views as Olympian-Endorsed Product Video Goes Viral
The overwhelming popularity of the 26-second Olympian-endorsed product video, featuring short-track speed skater Katherine Reutter, reaps 1 million views for the Jarrow Formulas® YouTube Channel.
- Jarrow Formulas® YouTube Channel Approaches 1 Million Views as Olympian-Endorsed Product Video Goes Viral
The overwhelming popularity of the 26-second Olympian-endorsed product video, featuring short-track speed skater Katherine Reutter, reaps 1 million views for the Jarrow Formulas® YouTube Channel.
- Jarrow Formulas® YouTube Channel Approaches 1 Million Views as Olympian-Endorsed Product Video Goes Viral
The overwhelming popularity of the 26-second Olympian-endorsed product video, featuring short-track speed skater Katherine Reutter, reaps 1 million views for the Jarrow Formulas® YouTube Channel.
- Jarrow Formulas® YouTube Channel Approaches 1 Million Views as Olympian-Endorsed Product Video Goes Viral
The overwhelming popularity of the 26-second Olympian-endorsed product video, featuring short-track speed skater Katherine Reutter, reaps 1 million views for the Jarrow Formulas® YouTube Channel.
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Indena has been granted the ISO14001 certification for its main production site of Settala (Milan).
- ISO14001 certification granted to Indena
Indena has been granted the ISO14001 certification for its main production site of Settala (Milan).
- ISO14001 certification granted to Indena
Indena has been granted the ISO14001 certification for its main production site of Settala (Milan).
- ISO14001 certification granted to Indena
Indena has been granted the ISO14001 certification for its main production site of Settala (Milan).
- ISO14001 certification granted to Indena
Indena has been granted the ISO14001 certification for its main production site of Settala (Milan).
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More than 14,500 food professionals convened in Anaheim for the 2009 Institute of Food Technologists Annual Meeting & Food Expo. The Institute of Food Technologists (IFT) is a non-profit scientific society comprised of individual members in academia, government, and industry.
The 2009 event was a success, bucking the current convention trend of declining attendee registrations. Attendee registration at the 2009 event increased by 10 percent as compared to both the 2008 event, which took place in New Orleans, and the previous IFT event held in Anaheim in 2002. This is particularly noteworthy given that the convention industry as a whole is experiencing an average attendee registration decline of almost two percent this year, according to the Center for Exhibition Industry Research (CEIR).
A variety of new programs designed to expand both the educational and information-sharing value of the event were introduced this year in Anaheim.
An online professional networking system called networkNow! enabled attendees to identify other event participants with similar interests.
Four standing-room-only Sunrise Sessions, offered at 7:00 a.m. on Sunday and Tuesday and covering such topics as “DNA Techniques for Food Pathogens” and “Nanoscale Science for Food: A Primer,” provided those interested in maximizing their education experience with additional opportunities.
The Keynote Session, featuring economic experts Todd Buchholz, a Harvard University economist and author of the book Market Shock: 9 Economic and Social Upheavals that Will Shake our Financial Future and Dr. Jeffrey Rosensweig, a CNN financial commentator and author of the book Winning the Global Game: A Strategy for Linking People and Profits, discussing the current state of the economy and its impact on the food industry, went interactive this year. Buchholz and Rosensweig built their presentation around questions which were submitted online in advance of the event, as well as during the actual session in Anaheim.
IFT’s show daily made a digital transition this year to an all electronic format called IFT Live www.ift.org/IFTLIVE . This combined traditional comprehensive event coverage with more convenient access and rich multimedia content.
A new Intellectual Property Exchange (IPEx) session was offered onsite in Anaheim, helping those with IP connect with those seeking innovative new technologies.
Trend Tours were introduced, highlighting exhibiting companies providing products and services aligned around key industry topics of flavor and color innovation, ingredients for functional foods, naturally sourced, and weight management.
Those who were unable to attend the 2009 event in Anaheim now have several unique opportunities to benefit from the education resources and insights shared there. Information on these resources can be found on www.ift.org/IFT09.
IFT’s next Annual Meeting & Food Expo will take place in Chicago, July 17-21, 2010, at McCormick Place South.
About IFT
Founded in 1939, the Institute of Food Technologists is a nonprofit scientific society with more than 20,000 individual members working in food science, food technology, and related professions in industry, academia, and government. IFT serves as a conduit for multidisciplinary science thought leadership, championing the use of sound science through knowledge sharing, education, and advocacy. For more information on IFT, visit www.ift.org. |