Furthermore, the enabling regulations on food and supplements by regulatory authorities such as the Food and Drug Administration of United States (FDA) will fuel demand for dietary supplements during the forecast period. For instance, in 2016, FDA stated that a definition for dietary fiber for the first time declaring that dietary fiber will be measured as any naturally occurring fibers that are ""intrinsic and intact"" in plants as well as some synthetic nondigestible carbohydrates. FDA has also determined that it has physiological effects that can benefit human health.

There are now 17 nondigestible substances that the FDA classifies as dietary fiber, and that helps reduce blood cholesterol. In addition, the USDA issued new rules concerning the nutritional content of school lunches across America. The changes would reduce the amount of fruit that schools are required to offer students for breakfast from one cup to a half cup. allowing more ""flexibility"" in the vegetables served in schools. These new rules and regulations regarding the nutritional value of the food will consequently aid the growth of the market in the foreseeable future.

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