See March 2025 Board Brief page
DECISION/MOTION ITEMS
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GRAS Task Force Update
Discussion and board guidance for staff -
CRN’s Proposed Comments to FDA on Deregulation
Motion to approve requesting FDA to rescind the IND guidance and proposed rule and the regulation specifying placement of the DSHEA disclaimer on product labeling -
New member applications
Approval of new members—see below -
Financial report
Approval of report for April 30, 2025
NEW MEMBER APPLICATIONS
VOTING:
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Vireo Systems — follow up to come, additional application review underway
ASSOCIATE:
- Regulatory Avenues – Ken Myers
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Contribute to CRN's Vitamin and Mineral Safety book updates
CRN released a newly revised Vitamin and Mineral Safety book chapter for magnesium, raising its recommended safe upper level (UL) for magnesium supplements to 500 milligrams per day for healthy adults, based on new human clinical data showing that higher levels are well tolerated. This adds to the previously announced updates to the renowned handbook.
- ICYMI: CRN’s Supplement Source podcast discussed how the handbook became a scientific cornerstone in the fight against overly conservative regulations, and why updating it is more crucial than ever.
Members are invited to contribute to updates of additional chapters through a tax-deductible donation to the CRN Foundation.
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