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How to Avoid False Advertising Lawsuits in the Food & Supplementation Industry
While we at PricePlow love to talk about new brands, product releases, and new flavor variations, we strive to remain up-to-date with the business side of things within the supplement industry. It’s sometimes easy to neglect the inner workings of […] Continue Reading →
Herbalife Slapped by FTC for Deceptive and Unfair Acts
There’s two organizations you just don’t screw with if you want to have a long and fruitful life in the world of business: the mafia and the government. Cross them, and you will rue the day that you embarked on […] Continue Reading →
Ephedra Fat Burners in the 2020s: How are they still around?
It’s , and something interesting’s happening at several reputable online nutrition stores: an ephedra-based fat burner named Lipodrene remains high on the lists of best-sellers — over a decade after ephedra was apparently banned by the FDA.
What’s going […] Continue Reading →
The Top 10 Supplement Industry News Stories of 2014
2014 was an exciting year for the supplement and sports nutrition industry. The new met the old as a few new breakout brands and ingredients took the stage, while two well-known companies were driven into bankruptcy protection.
But all of […] Continue Reading →
How Supplements are Regulated in the US
When you hear about the government litigating against a supplement company on the news, there are several different agencies that can be (or are) involved. Each agency’s role is different, specific, and specialized. Which agency a company is facing off […] Continue Reading →
