2023 Technical Presentation: Expanding Opportunities for Spices in U.S. Nutrition Policy
This presentation provided by Sarah Levy, Global Food IQ, during the 2023 Regulatory Workshop held in Washington DC on October 18, 2023, addressed how the current nutrition policy environment presents new and evolving ways to demonstrate how spices and herbs support health and well-being.
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