CRN reaches 41-year high of 151 member companies

WASHINTON — The Council for Responsible Nutrition on Tuesday announced that, with the addition of three new companies, its membership roster is at a 41-year high of 151 member companies. The three new companies include BioCell Technology, DianaPlantSciences and Proliant Health.

 

“CRN continues to attract companies who might not have previously thought of joining us, but see the immense value that results from collaborating with colleagues and competitors who share a common value—doing what’s right for their consumers with safe and beneficial products," said Steve Mister, CRN president and CEO. "In fact, over the past five years, thanks to companies who are committed to the long-term growth of this industry, our dues revenue has increased by 50%, placing us for the first time in the ‘$5+ million’ category of associations. This budget enables us to increase our meaningful work on behalf of our members and be a stronger, unified voice of the industry. Responsible companies want to be part of that.”  

    

BioCell Technology engages in researching, developing, branding, and distributing science-based raw material ingredients that have applications in health and beauty. DianaPlantSciences is in the natural and functional food solutions space, specializing in the commercialization of phyto-actives sustainably sourced from plant cell culture for nutrition. And Proliant Health manufacturers pharmaceuticals-inspired bovine plasma fractions along with cutting edge chicken and beef proteins. Proliant’s proteins are used in everything from vaccines and medical diagnostic kits to providing the performance nutrition elite athletes need to excel.