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Mission: Primary exempt purpose - crn-i is an affiliate entity of the council for responsible nutrition and acts as the international arm of crn to further the general purposes of crn, which include providing science-based information to regulators, health care professionals, and the media, particularly to those outside of the u. S. Supporting the safety and benefits of dietary ingredient and food supplements, and to promote sound nutrition and food safety policies well grounded in science by government bodies and other decision makers.
Programs: Crn-i hosts an annual international scientific symposia which brings together experts, policy-makers, nutrition scientists and regulators to engage in science-based discussions regarding international regulatory policy. These events are held in tandem with a codex alimentarius commission meeting. This annual activity accounts for approximately 70% of crn-i's time and is performed by crn staff.
crn-i has also developed translated abstracts of key journal articles relevant to international regulatory science for nutrients and food (dietary) supplements. Available on the crn-i website in english, french, spanish, chinese and arabic translations, these abstracts can point regulators toward sound scientific studies, regardless of which language they speak. Authors include crn staff, speakers at crn-i symposia, and additional u. S. And international experts in nutrition science. This activity accounts for 10% of crn-i's time and is performed by crn staff in washington, dc.
crn-i also monitors regulatory activity around the globe and offers reaction and crn-i regulatory pronouncements, such as the european food safety authority (efsa)'s "guidance on human health risk benefit assessment of foods". This activity accounts for 20% of crn-i's time and is performed by crn staff in washington, dc.
This organization's nonprofit status may have been revoked or it may have merged with another organization or ceased operations.