Council for Responsible Nutrition

Please note the Council for Responsible Nutrition, CRN, does not endorse any guest appearing on this podcast or any products or services they may discuss.

The views and opinions expressed by guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views or positions of CRN.

Thank you, and enjoy the episode.

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You are listening to Supplement Source, the official podcast of the Council for Responsible Nutrition.

And now your host, Jeff Ventura.

Hello, and thank you for listening to Supplement Source.

My name is Jeff Ventura, and I am the Vice President of Communications here at the Council for Responsible Nutrition.

Long-term success requires credible science, quality manufacturing, regulatory awareness, responsible claims, strong partnership, effective communication, and a clear understanding of consumers' needs.

Jim has also made contributions, important contributions, to the dietary supplement industry through his leadership with the Council for Responsible Nutrition, known as CRN.

As chairman of CRN, Jim has helped pr- represent and support one of the leading trade associations serving the dietary supplement and functional food industry.

This position required him to bring executives and companies together around shared priorities, including product quality, safety, scientific integrity, responsible regulation, industry credibility, and public trust.

It's your claims, your images, the words on your website, and even how a retailer tags or groups your product online.

The Council for Responsible Nutrition pointed out that unlike New York, California doesn't expressly exempt fiber or protein.

And during the legislative process, the American Herbal Products Association argued that things like protein and creatine could get pulled in.

I haven't seen a clear answer on where the line lands.

Please note, the Council for Responsible Nutrition, CRN, does not endorse any guest appearing on this podcast or any products or services they may discuss.

The views and opinions expressed by guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views or positions of CRN.

Thank you and enjoy the episode.

You are listening to Supplement Source, the official podcast of the Council for Responsible Nutrition.

And now your host, Jeff Ventura.

Hello and welcome to Supplement Source.

I'm Jeff Ventura, the Vice President of Communications here at the Council for Responsible Nutrition.

Welcome to the podcast.

Please note, the Council for Responsible Nutrition, CRN, does not endorse any guest appearing on this podcast or any products or services they may discuss.

The views and opinions expressed by guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views or positions of CRN.

Thank you and enjoy the episode.

You are listening to Supplement Source, the official podcast of the Council for Responsible Nutrition.

And now your host, Jeff Ventura.

Hello, and thank you for listening to Supplement Source.

My name is Jeff Ventura, and I'm the Vice President of Communications here at the Council for Responsible Nutrition in Washington, D.C. On this episode of Supplement Source, I'm joined by Laura Eisen, Senior Marketing and Business Development Manager at Balcam Human Nutrition and Health.

And also Eric Ciappio, PhD, RD, Senior Manager of Nutrition Science at Balcombe Human Nutrition and Health, and Dr. Emily Ho, Endowed Chair and Director of the Linus Pauling Institute and University Distinguished Professor at Oregon State.