Practical answers to the questions supplement brands actually ask — regulations by country, Amazon setup by marketplace, and what to do before you ship.
Country-specific requirements, registration, labels, and banned ingredients
Yes — but Europe is not a single market when it comes to supplements. The EU Food Supplements Directive sets a...
Read guide →Since Brexit, the UK has its own supplement regulatory framework separate from the EU. The Food Standards Agency...
Read guide →The US and EU take fundamentally opposite approaches to supplement regulation — and understanding the difference is...
Read guide →An ingredient legal in the US can be outright banned in Europe, Canada, or Australia. Getting this wrong means...
Read guide →The honest answer: it depends entirely on which country you're selling into. Some markets (US, most of Western...
Read guide →Canada treats supplements as Natural Health Products (NHPs) — a distinct regulatory category sitting between food...
Read guide →Australia is one of the world's most tightly regulated supplement markets. The Therapeutic Goods Administration...
Read guide →Germany is Europe's largest supplement market and one of its most enforcement-active. While there's no mandatory...
Read guide →France is Western Europe's second-largest supplement market and one of the most notification-active. Before you can...
Read guide →The UAE is a high-value supplement market with consumers who spend significantly above global averages on health and...
Read guide →Singapore is Southeast Asia's most mature supplement market and a gateway to the broader ASEAN region. Regulatory...
Read guide →Japan is the world's third-largest supplement market and one of the most sophisticated. Japanese consumers are...
Read guide →South Korea is Asia's fourth-largest supplement market and growing fast, driven by high health consciousness, strong...
Read guide →The EU Cosmetics Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009 governs every skincare, haircare, and personal care product sold in...
Read guide →Since Brexit, Great Britain (England, Scotland, Wales) has its own cosmetics regulatory framework separate from the...
Read guide →The US is the world's largest skincare market — worth over $24 billion annually — and it just got significantly more...
Read guide →Australia regulates cosmetics and skincare under two overlapping frameworks: standard cosmetics fall under the AIIC...
Read guide →The EU food market is the world's most regulated — and one of its most lucrative. EU General Food Law (Regulation...
Read guide →Post-Brexit, the UK (Great Britain) has its own food regulatory framework separate from the EU. While largely...
Read guide →The US is the world's largest single food and beverage market. FDA oversees food safety and labelling under a...
Read guide →FBA setup, listing compliance, and growth strategies for every major Amazon marketplace
For supplement brands already selling on Amazon US, international expansion is the highest-leverage growth move...
Read guide →Amazon UK is Europe's most competitive supplement marketplace and one of the most profitable for brands that get it...
Read guide →Amazon Germany (Amazon.de) is the largest e-commerce platform in the German-speaking world and the second-biggest...
Read guide →Amazon Canada is a growing marketplace with lower competition than Amazon US for many supplement categories — but it...
Read guide →Amazon France is the country's largest e-commerce platform but faces unusually strong competition from France's...
Read guide →Amazon Australia launched in 2017 and has grown rapidly, but it remains smaller than the US, UK, and German...
Read guide →Italy is a large and fast-growing supplement market — Italians spend more on food supplements per capita than most...
Read guide →Spain's supplement market is growing steadily, driven by increasing health awareness and a young, digitally-engaged...
Read guide →Amazon Japan (Amazon.co.jp) is the third-largest Amazon marketplace globally. Japan's supplement market is enormous...
Read guide →Amazon supplement de-listings are more common than most sellers realize — and they typically strike brands that have...
Read guide →Amazon US is the largest skincare and beauty marketplace in the world. The Beauty category generates over $10...
Read guide →Amazon UK is one of Europe's most active online beauty markets. British consumers are among the highest per-capita...
Read guide →Amazon UK Grocery has grown significantly since the pandemic and now represents a meaningful channel for...
Read guide →Amazon US Grocery is a $20 billion+ category and growing. Whole Foods Market delivery, Amazon Fresh, and the core...
Read guide →Nutri.markets checks your ingredients, labels and products against regulations in 24 countries — so you know exactly where you can sell and what needs to change before you get there.