We represent manufacturers of high quality specialist nutritional and aseptically compounded products designed to meet the needs of people with special nutritional and medical requirements.
We represent manufacturers of foods specifically tailored for individuals aged 0-3 years, including infant formula, follow-on formula, young child formula and complementary foods.
We represent manufacturers of medical foods designed to help meet the nutritional or dietary needs of patients who are unable to achieve an adequate nutritional intake from normal foods.
We represent manufacturers of parenteral nutrition, which provides nutrients and fluid to a patient by an intravenous route.
We represent manufacturers of unlicensed, aseptically prepared intravenous (IV) solutions which are used to treat and/or manage a range of diseases, disorders and medical conditions.
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BSNA, our members, ABHI, BIVDA and the wider HealthTech industry are committed to reducing the environmental impact of the sector and are investing heavily to do so. This is exemplified through adherence to the current milestones of the Net Zero Supplier Roadmap and involvement in programmes such as Design for Life.
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Responding to the publication of the Government’s response to the CMA  Market Study on infant formula and follow on formula report and recommendations for changes to the regulation of the infant formula market, BSNA Director General, Declan O'Brien said, "Our members are committed to supporting families in making feeding choices that suit their baby’s needs.
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BSNA is hosting a three-part educational webinar series designed specifically for dietitians with limited or no experience of parenteral nutrition (PN). Each session is 45minutes long from 13.00-13.45. Dates: 20 November, 27 November and 4 December. Reserve your place today!
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BSNA, along with international colleagues at ISDI (International Special Dietary Foods Industries) are supporting work on a new ISO standard for Malnutrition Prevention, Detection and Treatment, Treatment, which will serve as a blueprint for the effective treatment of malnutrition in healthcare facilities worldwide. An ISO standard is an internationally recognized document, created by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), that provides a consistent set of guidelines and specifications for products, processes, or services to ensure quality, safety, and efficiency
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