Whether you’re a startup brand introducing your first product or an established brand with many SKUs, the regulatory requirements are the same: companies are responsible for ensuring that their dietary supplements comply with U.S. laws governing safety, quality, and labeling.
The dietary supplement market in the U.S. includes a diverse range of products, including vitamins, minerals, herbal preparations, probiotics, and specialty nutrients. These products fall under the jurisdiction of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and are regulated differently than conventional foods or drugs. Unlike some countries, such as Canada or members of the European Union, where pre-market approvals are required, the U.S. system relies primarily on post-market oversight.
