Administrative/Regulatory
Feb. 18, 2015
A closer look at supplement regulation
There is a common misperception that dietary supplements are unregulated, but they are actually subject to oversight under both federal and state laws. By Leslie Krasny and Eric Lindstrom
The dietary supplement industry in the United States has grown to $32-billion annually. There is a common misperception that dietary supplements are unregulated, but they are subject to oversight under both federal and state laws although many violative products being marketed have not been the target of enforcement action.
On Feb. 2, New York State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman sent cease and desist letters to f...
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