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Steve Mister and Tara Falsani to Co-Chair ACI/CRN Dietary Supplements Forum

The two regulatory experts in the dietary supplements industry will lead the two-day event.

The Council for Responsible Nutrition (CRN) and the American Conference Institute (ACI) have announced the return of the Dietary Supplements Forum, which will be returning live and in person on June 29-30 at the Westin Grand Central Hotel in New York City.
 
This year, the event will be co-chaired by Steve Mister, CRN president and CEO, and Tara Falsani, general counsel and VP at Nature’s Way.
 
“It’s such an important time to come together for in-depth discussions of the legal and regulatory challenges our industry faces,” Mister said. “Our ability to innovate and to deliver on growing consumer demand for safe, effective, and beneficial dietary supplement and functional food products depends on being able to maneuver the changing legal and regulatory landscape as well. This conference always delivers the latest advice, strategic insights to guide decisions, provocative conversations, and the camaraderie that comes from exchanging ideas and learning with your colleagues.”
 
“Legal and regulatory issues are front and center for our industry, affecting supplements used for decades like n-acetyl-L-cysteine (NAC) and newer formulations such as hemp derived cannabidiol (CBD) alike, with the potential to affect other ingredients. Our agenda will help participants prepare for what’s ahead,” Falsani said.
 
This year’s ACI-CRN Dietary Supplements Forum will be a two-day conference with an additional workshop day covering international, advertising, and social media concerns for the industry. The event will also have opportunities for networking, and benchmarking on the latest developments affecting dietary supplements. A live-streaming option is also available.
 
The agenda for the upcoming event can be viewed online, and CRN members receive a 10% discount on tickets.

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