THE BUSINESS CASE FOR GOOD CORPORATE CITIZENSHIP
WHY MEMBERSHIP IN CRN MATTERS
Our work at CRN—from constitutional litigation to FDA meetings, state-level advocacy to member collaborations on voluntary guidelines—uniquely supports and protects our members’ ability to compete, innovate, and communicate with consumers while being good corporate citizens upholding best practices. When companies support CRN, they support their own future.
DAY ON THE HILL: MAKING OUR VOICE HEARD
CRN brought industry executives to Washington in June for meetings with lawmakers after engaging 79 freshman offices earlier in the year. Industry leaders advocated for HSA/FSA eligibility, drug preclusion reform and tariff relief. In addition, the Congressional Dietary Supplement Caucus was re-established, with CRN leading educational lunch briefings for Hill staff.
MEMBER EDUCATION & NETWORKING
CRN educational offerings included webinars on GLP-1 opportunities from our Sports & Active Nutrition Forum, AI applications in development and operations, compliance roadmaps for California SB 646 (heavy metals) and SB 343 (recylcling), tariffs, and more. CRN’s Retailer Relations Forum breakfast at NACDS featured insights from Sam’s Club, Kinney Drug, and Circana. The annual Legal, Regulatory, and Compliance Forum and CONVERGENCE ‘25 with WellComms, Science in Session and Innovation Exchange convened key stakeholders for conversations that moved the industry forward. Plus breakfast briefings at Expo West and SupplySide Global provided additional opportunities to connect.
CRN FOUNDATION ACCESS INITIATIVE
The CRN Foundation’s partnership with the National Association of Free and Charitable Clinics (NAFC) expanded nutrition education and supplement access to underserved populations.
