AI-powered automation for nutraceutical and supplement manufacturing

Many SKUs, short runs, batch records and complaint reviews make supplement manufacturing documentation-heavy. NuruState automates the repetitive parts and leaves the decisions with your quality team.

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Where repetitive work piles up

Frequent changeovers

Large SKU counts and short runs mean frequent changeovers on encapsulation, tableting, powder filling and bottling lines.

Batch documentation

Every batch needs a complete production record, and pulling the data together for a review takes hours when it lives in several systems.

Complaint reviews

Each product complaint has to be reviewed, and investigating one means gathering the batch records, test results and production data behind that lot.

Schedules that keep moving

Contract manufacturers re-plan around brand-owner orders, ingredient availability and equipment status, often more than once a day.

Regulatory context

Dietary supplements are made under FDA's current good manufacturing practice rule for dietary supplements (21 CFR Part 111). It covers master manufacturing and batch production records, identity testing of dietary ingredients, and the review and investigation of product complaints. Serious adverse events must also be reported to FDA.

NuruState does not provide legal or regulatory advice. You remain responsible for compliance in your facility; we work within the procedures your quality team already owns.

Who we work with

$20M-$100M revenue manufacturers in FDA-regulated facilities.

  • Contract manufacturers
  • Private label producers
  • Brand owners with their own production
  • Functional food makers

Find your number

Start with a free 30-minute call. If it fits, the $7,500 assessment scores eight automation opportunities for your plant, with ROI estimates for each.