Regulatory

The bill passes both the Senate and U.S. House of Representatives, and is expected to be signed into law by the president in the coming week.

The documented increase in consumption of fruits and vegetables—and higher test scores—among American schoolchildren will give way to more refined carbs, sodium and sugar.

The hemp provision will remove hemp from the federal list of controlled substances.

Harbin Pharmaceutical plans to invest $300 million, but it’s not clear when the deal will close.

The July 31 warning letter reflects FDA's continuing concern over the marketing of CBD products—including supplements—to treat diseases like cancer and schizophrenia without agency drug approval.

As tariffs stack up, here's a view from the natural and organic heartland.

AHPA encourages Senate and House conferees to remove unnecessary restrictions that ban some convicted felons from engaging in hemp production.

Pure or highly concentrated caffeine sold in powder and liquid forms is considered a safety issue and has been linked to two deaths. Warning letters in 2015 and 2016 labeled the sales unlawful, but the new guidance details the prohibition.