GRASroots Consulting
Regulatory firm preparing GRAS conclusions, GRAS notices, NDI notifications and feasibility assessments.
- LEAD TIME
- Not publicly disclosed
Overview
GRASroots Consulting is a regulatory consulting firm focused on US food and dietary supplement ingredient safety and market access. The firm prepares feasibility and gap assessments, independent Generally Recognized as Safe (GRAS) conclusions, FDA GRAS Notices (GRNs), and New Dietary Ingredient (NDI) notifications, and supports FDA pre-notification meetings. GRASroots has appeared as the notifying agent on a GRAS notice in FDA's public GRAS Notice docket. The firm states it has provided science-based GRAS and NDI support since 2006.
Certifications
No certifications on record.
Capabilities
- PRODUCT TYPES
- GRAS Conclusions · FDA GRAS Notices · NDI Notifications · Feasibility and Gap Assessments · Regulatory Strategy
- CAPABILITIES
- New dietary ingredient (NDI) notifications · GRAS or food-additive filings · Toxicology or safety assessments · Regulatory strategy, submissions or compliance
Sources
What we couldn't verify
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- Consulting firm, not a manufacturer
- Firm website does not publish an office address; the city and state shown are taken from the firm's GRAS-notice filing with FDA
- Self-reported track record (operating since 2006, high GRAS success rate) was not independently audited beyond confirming one GRAS-notice filing
- Named team credentials are self-reported
Dietary supplement manufacturers must comply with 21 CFR Part 111 (cGMP). What Part 111 requires
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Enforcement screening: included in Inventory Ready's most recent completed pass against FDA's published recall datasets (2026-07-09). Method and limits →
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