Permitted health claims and TULs: How India's supplement market can grow to US$10bn by 2025 By Cheryl Tay 11-Sep-2018 - Last updated on 10-Nov-2023 at 09:57 GMT Facebook Twitter Linkedin Email to a friend Establishing tolerable upper limits (TUL) and allowing health claims based on regulations from overseas can help India's supplement sector 'self-regulate', and grow the market to US$10bn by 2025.Read the full story here. August's top 10 stories Danone Dumex formula recalled in Singapore after cronobacter sakazakii bacteria detected Say 'no' to nootropics? Expert advises extreme caution and extensive research Freedom Foods eyeing APAC's infant formula market with reformulated pro- and prebiotic range China supplement firms under fire for exaggerating product benefits in advertisements China beverage firm Wahaha to launch new probiotic range as it ramps up health focus Japan leading the charge for DNA testing trend in boost for personalised nutrition firms Meiji and Morinaga Milk eyeing new liquid milk formula opportunities in Japan Making good nutrition affordable: DSM targets snacking, local ingredients and convenience Food fortification in India: Regulator FSSAI publishes updated dosage levels as it strives for national adoption Permitted health claims and TULs: How India's supplement market can grow to US$10bn by 2025 Prev 1 … 7 8 9 10 11 Next
