FDA’s Updates on Dietary Supplement Regulation in 2025
The FDA regulates dietary supplements under the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act of 1994 (DSHEA).
Unlike pharmaceuticals, supplements do not require FDA approval before being marketed.
However, manufacturers are responsible for ensuring the safety of their products and accurate labeling.
In 2025, the FDA announced a major reorganization by establishing the Human Foods Program (HFP), aiming to modernize and strengthen the evaluation of food ingredients and dietary supplements.
Food Supplements in Latin America : Market overview and Regulations
Latin America is becoming a land of opportunity for many emerging markets and Food Supplements are rapidly becoming more popular in the LATAM region.This blog will overview Brazil, Mexico and Argentina Market potential for food supplements and relevant regulation specific to each region.
US FDA Facilitates Intellectual Property Rights For Dietary Supplements
The US FDA proposes useful tools to register innovative dietary supplement for New Dietary Ingredient – Master file (NDI-MF).
The FDA publishes Guidance for Nutrition and Supplements Facts Labels for Small Entity Compliance
FDA publishes guidance for final rule intended to help small entities comply with the nutrition facts labeling requirements