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A stakeholder advisory committee charged with making recommendations to the Washington legislature regarding the establishment of the state’s new extended producer responsibility for packaging law (E2SSB 5022) held their first meeting on Tuesday. The bill, which initially applied only to beverage containers, was expanded during the legislative session to include more product categories, but CHPA worked to secure an exemption for FDA approved over-the-counter medications, dietary supplements, and medical devices.  

State and local policy issues impacting dietary supplements across the country.

Dr. John Troup speaks with Dr. Paul Keckley on the future integration of dietary supplements into the healthcare world.

Last week, Oregon became the second state in the country to shift costs of recycling from municipal governments to product manufacturers, when Governor Kate Brown signed S.B. 582 into law.

Janet Woodcock, Cara Welch, other consumer healthcare leaders to discuss emerging trends in OTCs, dietary supplements, and consumer medical devices

State and local policy issues impacting dietary supplements across the country.

Advancing the beauty of diversity through multicultural marketing starts with connecting with consumers. These industry leaders discuss how it’s done.

Maine Governor Janet Mills signed groundbreaking legislation into law making her state the first in the nation to shift costs of municipal recycling and disposal from local government to product manufacturers.

Prior to the pandemic, the self-care sector was already expanding rapidly, with health spending increasing 31-fold per capita over the past four decades. IRI and CHPA recently released this report about how consumer self-care has specifically changed.

Join host Anita Brikman for insights into how consumer healthcare has evolved from former Blistex president Mike Donnantuono, one of the industry's respected luminaries.