He admitted that there is little hope that he will do so. We think this is ripe for abuse.” Continued pushback could halt spread of ideaįabricant said NPA is urging members and other industry stakeholders to put pressure on Newsom to veto the bill. “People in the industry should have been paying attention to the list of ingredients mentioned here. “We view this as a category killer,” Fabricant told NutraIngredients-USA. He also said that the legislative analysis provided to state senators as part of the debate on the bill highlighted ingredients including vitamin D and calcium as potentially harmful. The bill has nothing to say about online sales of the same supplements, Fabricant noted.
It would require brick and mortar retailers to post warning signs saying that dietary supplements are known to cause serious adverse events, including stroke, organ failure, and even death.
The bill restricts access to dietary supplements and in certain situations requires a prescription to access these health products. NPA president and CEO Daniel Fabricant, PhD, said that’s expected to be a pro forma exercise and the bill will land on Gov. The bill, designated as AB 1341, is currently undergoing a final ratification in the California House after some minor revisions. China: Probiotic supplements in e-commerce.Digestion and immunity probiotic supplements in e-commerce.Explained: The US e-commerce probiotic supplements market.Probiotic supplements: Global e-commerce 2018-2020, forecast for 2021.The gut-brain axis: Psychobiotic opportunity in 25 countries.
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