Difference between revisions of "Health Food Manufacturers Association"
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*'promote high standards of product manufacture and presentation to ensure consumer safety, responsible and informative communications and compliance with applicable legislation.'<ref>MHFA. [http://www.hfma.co.uk/hfma-mission.asp HFMA Mission] Accessed 10 January 2010.</ref> | *'promote high standards of product manufacture and presentation to ensure consumer safety, responsible and informative communications and compliance with applicable legislation.'<ref>MHFA. [http://www.hfma.co.uk/hfma-mission.asp HFMA Mission] Accessed 10 January 2010.</ref> | ||
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==Council== | ==Council== | ||
Latest revision as of 11:30, 30 March 2015
The Health Food Manufacturers Association (HFMA) claims to be 'The Voice of the Natural Health Industry since 1965'. It aims to:
- 'be the authoritative and responsible voice for the UK natural products industry'
- 'promote and protect the general interests of members and of the natural health products industry'
- 'influence legislators, regulators and key opinion formers to promote the maximum freedom of choice and access to safe, high quality natural health products'
- 'promote high standards of product manufacture and presentation to ensure consumer safety, responsible and informative communications and compliance with applicable legislation.'[1]
The HFMA is said to have three long-standing codes of practice which are for GMP, Labelling & Advertising and Upper Safe Levels for Supplements. They operate in order to ensure that their member companies adhere to 'high standards and offer good quality, safe products to UK consumers.' [2]
Council
Companies are elected to the Council every two years and their representatives are said to 'volunteer considerable time to attending Council meetings that determine HFMA strategy & policies.' Council officers are elected by the Council and the president (who does not have voting rights) is elected by all HFMA members annually.
- Vitabiotics - Robert Taylor - Chairman
- Natural Trade Brokers - Tom Moses - Treasurer
- Wassen International - Ray Myers - Vice-chairman
- Biocare - Emma Ellis
- Comvita - Simon Pothecary
- Cress - Dominic Holmes
- Gee Lawson Nutritional - Jonathan Shorts
- G R Lane Health Products - Janet Groves
- Lamberts Healthcare Limited - John Todd
- MPL Marketing Services - Martin Last
- NBTY - Roger Craddock
- Solgar - David James
- Peter Aldis - President
- Penny Viner - Vice- president [3]
Resources
Notes
- ↑ MHFA. HFMA Mission Accessed 10 January 2010.
- ↑ HFMA Background hfma, accessed 30 March 2015
- ↑ HFMA Council Members HFMA, accessed 20 March 2015
