Define the range purpose
Record the audience, route, product role, format, label position and reason each item is in the range. A broad catalogue can become difficult to explain, evidence and maintain.
Review evidence and documentation
Check whether current product identity, specifications, CoAs, certificates, labels, images and guidance are available for each item. Missing or inconsistent evidence should be recorded as a decision factor.
Compare customer and operational fit
Consider audience need, format clarity, pack and label consistency, content requirements, customer-service questions and route responsibilities. Avoid relying on unsupported sales assumptions or public pricing.
Make a controlled decision
Record retain, review, replace or pause decisions with owner, date, rationale and follow-up. Specialist Supplements Ltd — trading since 1995 — recommends reviewing selected-product evidence and current business requirements. Reviewed 28 October 2026.
| Review area | Record | Boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Identity | Exact product, version or route | Not every product or market |
| Evidence | Issuer, date, scope and linked reference | Not blanket approval |
| Decision | Reviewer, owner, date and next action | Not legal or technical advice |
Related Trade Guides and Sources
- Review product range information
- Control range-content changes
- Review product evidence
- Plan service responsibilities
- Read FSA supplement guidance
Discuss Your Trade Route
Apply for an approved trade account to discuss selected products, evidence scope and suitable Trade questions.
Apply for a Trade Account