Salt Lake City

InQpharm joins UNPA as newest executive member

11-Jun-2015

The United Natural Products Alliance (UNPA) has announced that innovation-driven biotech company InQpharm has joined with an executive-level membership.

NPA adds 36 new members in March & April

08-Jun-2015

Trade association membership continues to grow with the Natural Products Association (NPA) adding 36 new members in a very strong March and April.

Industry unites to honor Senator Hatch at DSHEA 20th anniversary event

14-Oct-2014 By Stephen DANIELLS

Senator Orrin Hatch will be the guest of honor at special event to celebrate the 20th Anniversary of the landmark Dietary Supplement Health & Education Act (DSHEA) in Salt Lake City on October 23, 2014.

UNPA adds three members: 4Life, LifeVantage and Doctor's Best

25-Jul-2013 By Hank Schultz

The United Natural Products Alliance based in Salt Lake City, UT, has added three new members, two network marketing companies and a finished product supplement manufacturer.

USANA chooses science over speed, official says

29-Nov-2012 By Hank Schultz

USANA Health Sciences has taken a conservative approach to new product development, making it a company lean on products but long on trust, says Brian Dixon, PhD, executive director of new product development.

Collaboration drives contract manufacturer's success

27-Nov-2012 By Hank Schultz

A commitment to quality and to an “abundance mentality” has driven contract manufacturer VMI Nutrition to far surpass its original goals, said managing partner Bruce Remund.

Dietary supplements become Utah’s #1 industry, topping $7.2 billion

23-May-2012 By Stephen Daniells

Dietary supplements are the largest industry in Utah and the industry is worth over $7 billion, according to new data from the United Natural Products Alliance (UNPA).

UNPA to hold mock FDA inspection workshop

13-Jan-2009 By Lorraine Heller

The supplement trade group United Natural Products Alliance (UNPA) will hold a mock FDA GMP inspection seminar, which will provide guidance on what companies should do if agency inspectors visit their facilities.