SSA Standard Should Focus On Claim Truthfulness, CHPA Says
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
The "significant scientific agreement" standard for dietary supplement and conventional food health claims should focus on the truthfulness of proposed health claims rather than the "validity" of the nutrient/disease relationship, the Consumer Healthcare Products Association asserts in Feb. 22 comments.
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