In order to protect their businesses, nutraceutical companies need to have certain protective documents in place prior to or promptly at the beginning of any dealings with potential new employees and investors. In his byline on www.nutraingredients-usa.com, Foley’s Thomas James discusses the various types of documents that are vital to a nutraceutical company’s protection and potential ramifications of not utilizing these documents.
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