named programs · 2 · from sources
what they call their work
NASC Quality Seal Program
A program that allows member companies to display a seal on their products, indicating adherence to NASC's quality standards for animal supplements.
Preferred Supplier Program
A program that pre-qualifies vendors of raw materials, contract manufacturing, analytical laboratory services, and other professional products and services for NASC Primary Suppliers, ensuring quality throughout the supply chain.
activities · 2 groups
what they do
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Animal Supplement Quality Certification 17 activities
- Advocacy for Animal Supplement IndustryWorks cooperatively with regulatory agencies like FDA-CVM and state agriculture departments to address critical regulatory issues, secure formal approval for novel ingredients, and streamline product approval processes for animal health supplement providers. This includes submitting ingredient definition applications for substances like Glucosamine and MSM.
- Advocacy for Animal Supplement IndustryWorks cooperatively with regulatory agencies like FDA-CVM and state regulatory bodies, and policy-recommending associations, to advocate for the animal supplement industry. This includes submitting ingredient definition applications and securing formal approval for novel ingredients.
- Advocacy for Animal Supplement IndustryWorks cooperatively with regulatory agencies like FDA-CVM and state regulatory bodies to advocate for the animal supplement industry, address critical regulatory issues, and secure approval for novel ingredients. This includes submitting ingredient definition applications and providing leadership for over 20 years.
- Advocacy for Animal Supplement IndustryWorks cooperatively with regulatory agencies like FDA-CVM and state regulatory bodies to advocate for the animal supplement industry, address critical regulatory issues, and secure approval for novel ingredients. This includes submitting ingredient definition applications and providing leadership for over 20 years.
- Industry Advocacy and Regulatory EngagementRepresents animal health supplement providers in regulatory discussions with FDA-CVM, state agencies, and policy bodies; advocates for formal approval of novel ingredients and submits ingredient definition applications to enable legal sale of supplements.
- Industry Standards Development and Capacity BuildingEstablishes and maintains industry-wide standards for good manufacturing practices, adverse event reporting, and marketing claims; develops and implements comprehensive quality control audits for manufacturers.
- Membership Management and SupportMaintains a membership base of over 300 U.S. and international companies that supply finished animal supplements, conducting interviews and verifying quality systems to ensure adherence to industry standards.
- Membership and Capacity BuildingMaintains a membership of nearly 300 companies, including U.S. and international members, providing finished animal supplement products. The organization supports members by verifying quality systems through audits, pooling resources for financial, research, educational, and regulatory priorities, and supporting other organizations through fundraising.
- Membership and Capacity BuildingMaintains a membership of nearly 300-300+ companies, including U.S. and international members, supplying finished animal supplement products. It supports these members by verifying quality systems through audits, pooling resources for financial, research, educational, and regulatory priorities, and supporting other organizations through fundraising.
- Membership and Capacity BuildingMaintains a membership of nearly 300-300+ companies, including U.S. and international members, supplying finished animal supplement products. It supports these members by verifying quality systems through audits, pooling resources for financial, research, educational, and regulatory priorities, and supporting other organizations through fundraising.
- Membership and Industry StandardsMaintains a membership of nearly 300-300+ U.S. and international companies supplying finished animal supplement products. The organization establishes and upholds industry standards for good manufacturing practices, adverse event reporting, and responsible marketing claims, and conducts direct interviews and audits to verify prospective members' quality systems.
- Membership and Industry Standards DevelopmentMaintains a membership of nearly 300-300+ companies, including U.S. and international members, that supply finished animal supplement products. It establishes and upholds industry standards for good manufacturing practices, adverse event reporting, and responsible marketing claims, and verifies implementation of quality systems through audits for prospective members.
- Quality Assurance and Compliance CertificationConducts third-party audits and enforces ongoing compliance for member companies, granting permission to display the NASC Quality Seal on animal supplement and treat products that meet established standards.
- Quality Seal Program and Compliance AuditsConducts quality audits and enforces ongoing compliance for member companies, granting permission to display the NASC Quality Seal on animal supplement and treat products. This ensures products meet industry standards and good manufacturing practices.
- Quality Seal Program and Compliance AuditsConducts quality audits and enforces ongoing compliance for member companies, granting permission to display the NASC Quality Seal on animal supplement and treat products. This ensures products meet industry standards and maintain quality.
- Quality Seal Program and Compliance AuditsConducts quality audits and enforces ongoing compliance for member companies, granting permission to display the NASC Quality Seal on their animal supplement and treat products after successfully passing a third-party audit and maintaining adherence to NASC requirements. This program ensures products meet industry standards for quality and animal wellbeing.
- Quality Seal Program and Compliance AuditsConducts quality audits and enforces ongoing compliance for member companies, granting permission to display the NASC Quality Seal on animal supplement and treat products. This ensures products meet industry standards and good manufacturing practices.
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Uncategorized 5 activities
- Funding Research for Product ApprovalFunds the collection of clinical safety and efficacy data through member-sponsored research initiatives to streamline the product approval process for its members.
- Funding and Facilitating Research InitiativesSupports the generation of clinical safety and efficacy data through member-sponsored research, funded via pooled member resources to streamline product approval processes.
- Research Funding and Data CollectionFunds the collection of clinical safety and efficacy data through member-sponsored research initiatives to streamline the product approval process for its members.
- Research Funding for Product ApprovalFunds the collection of clinical safety and efficacy data through member-sponsored research initiatives to streamline the product approval process for its members.
- Research Funding for Product ApprovalFunds the collection of clinical safety and efficacy data through member-sponsored research initiatives to streamline the product approval process for its members.
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financials · form 990 · fy2022
revenue
Total revenue$1.74M
Contributions & grants$8K0%
Program service revenue$1.73M100%
Investment income$-8K-0%
Other revenue$12
expenses
Total expenses$1.81M
Program expenses0%
Admin / overhead0%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$970K
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$1.21M
Cash$125K
Investments$937K
Liabilities$35K
Net assets$1.18M
Liquid reserves7.0 mo
2 years on record · 2020–2022 · YoY revenue +37.4%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2022
who runs it
paid leadership · 2
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
|---|---|---|---|
| WILLIAM BOOKOUT | President | 40 | $285K |
| RYAN CARGO | SECRETARY/TREAS | 40 | $128K |
board members · 8
- ALLEN GRITTON — Director
- DALE METZ — Vice President
- ELAN SUDBERG — Director
- LORRI CHAVEZ — Director
- MIKE UCKELE — Director
- NICK HARTOG — Director
- PAAL GISHOLT — Director
- SCOTT GARMON — Director
relationships · 37
who they work with
- 10X Labs Partner — Provides contract manufacturing and supply chain management solutions.
- 3i Solutions Partner — Offers custom formulation and quality assurance services.
- A. S. I. International Partner — Supplies hard-to-find ingredients and nutraceuticals.
- AAFCO Government — References AAFCO's Official Publication as a source for approved animal feed ingredients in regulatory discussions.
- AAFCO Partner — Bill Bookout sits on several committees for the organization.
- AAFCO Partner — Collaborates with AAFCO in recommending policies related to animal supplements.
- ABC Manufacturing Partner — Provides cGMP certified contract manufacturing services.
- ADM Pet & Animal Wellbeing Partner — Delivers custom formulation and digestive health solutions.
- Alkemist Labs Partner — Offers ISO-accredited analytical services for botanical identity and potency testing.
- Alltech Partner — Provides innovative solutions for animal nutrition.
- American Holistic Veterinary Medical Association Partner — Collaborates with NASC to support integrative veterinary medicine and industry standards.
- American Laboratories Partner — Manufactures enzymes and proteins for pet nutrition.
- American Pet Products Association Partner — Bill Bookout serves as Pet Food Consultant for the organization.
- American Pet Products Association Partner — Partners with NASC to advance the pet industry and promote responsible pet ownership.
- Animal Health Institute Partner — Paul Hays has served as a board member of the organization.
- Association of American Feed Control Officials Partner — Works with NASC on animal feed regulation, ingredient definitions, and label standards.
- Best Friends Animal Sanctuary Partner — Supported through fundraising efforts at the NASC Annual Conference.
- Certified Testing Laboratories Partner — Laboratories that verify quality of animal supplements through testing
- FDA Government — Bill Bookout has testified on behalf of the industry at FDA public meetings.
- FDA-CVM Government — Engages with FDA-CVM through formal submissions and regulatory advocacy to influence ingredient approval.
- FDA-CVM Partner — Cooperative working relationship on regulatory issues affecting animal health supplements.
- GOED Partner — Collaborates with NASC on omega-3 quality standards, science, and regulatory advocacy.
- Gabriel’s Angels Partner — Supported through fundraising efforts at the NASC Annual Conference.
- Generic Animal Drug Alliance Partner — Paul Hays has served as a board member of the organization.
- Health Canada Partner — Works with Health Canada on regulatory policies for animal nutritional supplements.
- Health Canada Expert Advisory Committee for Veterinary Natural Health Products Government — Bill Bookout was selected to serve on the committee.
- Heroes and Horses Partner — Supported through fundraising efforts at the NASC Annual Conference.
- NASC Network — Members include manufacturers of animal health supplements, raw material suppliers, distributors, veterinarians, retailers, pet professionals, and animal friends.
- NASC Member Network — Companies that have qualified for membership in the National Animal Supplement Council.
- NASC Primary Suppliers Network — Companies that supply finished supplements and treats for dogs, cats, and horses and are members of NASC.
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