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Recently, retailers have been requiring additional assurances that the dietary supplement products they offer for sale meet label claims. Brand Owners typically will submit a Certificate of Analysis (C of A) as being representative of the supplement’s contents. Unfortunately, the presentation of a C of A results in more questions than answers. The whitepaper presented here helps to answer some of the questions as to what the Brand Owner can do to satisfy these various customer requirements.
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How does a dietary supplement brand owner know it’s time to make a change in their production partnership? Sometimes the signs are fairly clear. For example, finding the company in the middle of a product recall due to a serious manufacturing error is an...
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The story of Gemini starts on Long Island, New York, three decades ago. Back then, Gemini was focused on manufacturing over-the-counter (OTC) pharmaceuticals. As market trends changed and the family-run business passed from one generation to the next,...
Often the balance of “best value” and “best price” walks Brand Owners into a maze, and no industry seems to exemplify that like dietary supplements! However, when sourcing a product, whether a complex new item or a simple standard product RFQ, there are...
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