Product-Focused Regulatory Compliance

Receive assistance with product label review, new dietary ingredient (NDI) notifications and generally recognized as safe (GRAS) dossier preparation. Let us guide your team through these rigorous processes and expedite products to market.

Our nutrition and supplements experts are former regulators who ensure your products meet regulatory requirements and help you prepare submissions for review and approval.

Label Review

Work closely with our experts to review your product claims, Supplement Facts panels and label content. Shorten your timeline for market roll-out, even as you meet regulatory requirements.

New Dietary Ingredient (NDI) Notification

Schedule a safety assessment to verify with the FDA that your ingredients are safe for human consumption. We work directly with manufacturers to complete the entire NDI package.

Generally Recognized As Safe (GRAS) Dossier Preparation

Prepare your GRAS dossier for FDA approval with the help of our nutrition and supplements experts.

Quality and Compliance Software

If you’re looking for a solution to confidently manage complex and critical data - including supplier compliance, regulatory requirements, and environmental reporting - take a look at NSF’s TraQtion cloud-based software.

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News and Events

NSF Now Offering Live Instructor-Led Virtual Pharmaceutical and Medical Devices Training

May 19, 2020

To complement its face-to-face offering, NSF now offers traditional classroom courses as virtual instructor-led training to support your professional development. Courses are delivered via a combination of live instructor-led virtual classrooms and self-paced online learning. NSF’s coaches are on hand to guide participants through the interactive sessions which also include pre- and post-course activities.

NSF’s Health Sciences Team Joins Fight to Save Lives With More Ventilators

April 23, 2020

NSF’s health sciences team is hands-on in the rapid ventilator manufacturing specification issued by the United Kingdom (UK) government. The UK National Health Service needs thousands more ventilators to help save lives as the country’s COVID-19 pandemic approaches its expected peak and ventilator capacity becomes a challenge.

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