Nutrasource Joins NASC as Preferred Supplier
Nutrasource Pharmaceutical and Nutraceutical Services (Guelph, ON, Canada), a global full-service contract research organization (CRO), has announced its membership into the NASC (National Animal Supplement Council) as a Preferred Supplier.
Preferred Suppliers are companies that are pre-qualified to supply products and services to NASC Primary Suppliers without additional vendor qualifications that fall under NASC cGMPS (current good manufacturing practices).
For companies to display the Preferred Supplier Seal, they must satisfy strict acceptance criteria each year to ensure ongoing compliance.
“NASC sets the bar high for our Preferred Supplier program and we are pleased to welcome Nutrasource as the newest member of the program,” said Bill Bookout, NASC president. “Nutrasource is a proven leader in helping customers find solutions across the product development spectrum and we believe they will be a trusted partner for NASC members.”
There has been a renewed interest and focus on pet and animal health as the ASPCA (The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) recently reported that 23 million American households acquired a pet during COVID-19.
“The market for pet foods and dietary supplements continues to expand and now, more companies are looking to therapeutic claims to differentiate themselves,” said Will Rowe, president and CEO of Nutrasource.“It is important for Nutrasource to align with the NASC as health products intended for pets must meet compliance requirements for ingredient content, product claims, and risk to animal health as directed and regulated by Health Canada and the FDA (U.S. Food and Drug Administration) in the U.S.”
Nutrasource offers the following Services for Pet Foods, Pet Supplements and Animal Feed:
- Companion animal clinical studies (canine and feline)
- Pet food and animal feed Regulatory and strategic consulting (U.S. and Canada)
- Certifications (non-GMO, probiotics, CBD and omega-3s)
- Product testing (purity, stability and nutrition analysis
For more information, visit www.nutrasource.ca.