CONSUMER ALERT - Content below consists of complaints and reports filed with regulatory authorities. All persons named retain the presumption of innocence.
DEVELOPING STORY — 8 regulatory agencies filed or pending. Last update: August 3, 2026.
FOR JOURNALISTS
A multi-state consumer warning has been issued against Evan Bosma and Nutrition Excellence LLC (dba Nutrition Elements / Moonshot Gummies) for alleged widespread fraud, product substitution, COA forgery, and unsanitary manufacturing practices impacting public safety.
🔥 Why this matters NOW
This is a developing story with multiple state and federal agencies actively investigating. The Federal Authorities is currently reviewing federal fraud allegations, and the Minnesota Office of Cannabis Management (OCM) is investigating product mislabeling that directly impacts consumer safety in the regulated cannabis market. This story is ripe for immediate coverage.
Story Angles for Coverage:
Consumer Safety & Public Health: Unsanitary manufacturing of edible products, misleading labeling, and unknown ingredient risks.
Interstate Fraud: Allegations of shipping mislabeled/adulterated products across state lines (Minnesota to North Dakota).
Regulatory Gaps: How alleged illicit operations exploit loopholes in emerging cannabis markets and dietary supplement regulations.
Labor Rights & Surveillance: Illegal spyware on employee personal devices and implications for worker privacy.
Document Fraud: Falsification of Certificates of Analysis (COAs), undermining product transparency and trust.
Minnesota's Cannabis Market Integrity: How these allegations impact consumer confidence and regulatory efforts in MN.
📺 READY FOR BROADCAST
30-Second Lead:
(ANCHOR) A troubling consumer warning has emerged against a local supplement company, Nutrition Excellence LLC, also known as Nutrition Elements and Moonshot Gummies. Owner Evan Bosma faces multiple regulatory complaints, including allegations of selling mislabeled products and operating out of an unsanitary home office. State and federal agencies, including federal authorities, are actively investigating. We have a full press kit available for reporters.
60-Second Lead:
(ANCHOR) We begin with a developing consumer alert impacting public health and safety. Multiple regulatory complaints have been filed against Evan Bosma, the owner of Nutrition Excellence LLC, which operates as Nutrition Elements and Moonshot Gummies. Allegations include serious product fraud, with claims that CBD gummies were mislabeled and sold across state lines without the promised ingredients. Perhaps most concerning are reports of unsanitary manufacturing conditions, with edible products allegedly hand-packed in a home office lacking basic sanitation. This isn't just a local issue; a federal complaint has been submitted, and state agencies in Minnesota and North Dakota are pursuing investigations. For journalists seeking to cover this critical story, a comprehensive press kit, including detailed evidence and contact information, is available now.
📋 FACT SHEET
Entity Details:
Company Name
Nutrition Excellence LLC
DBA / Brand Names
Nutrition Elements, Moonshot Gummies
Principal Owner/Operator
Evan Bosma
Operating Address
10740 Lyndale Avenue, Suite 11W, Bloomington, MN 55420
Product Substitution: Allegations of 0mg CBD gummies packaged as 75mg CBD and sold in North Dakota. [Source: Batch records, internal communications]
COA Forgery: Multiple instances of allegedly altered or fabricated Certificates of Analysis for various product lots. [Source: Forensic analysis of COAs, internal emails]
Unsanitary Manufacturing: Photographic and video evidence of edible products allegedly hand-packed in a residential setting lacking basic sanitation. [Source: Documented video/photo evidence]
Illegal Surveillance: Spyware (Teramind) allegedly installed on an employee's personal laptop without consent; owner admitted in writing. [Source: Written admission, system logs]
Interstate Commerce: Mislabeled products allegedly shipped from Minnesota to North Dakota, implicating interstate fraud. [Source: Shipping manifests, product tracking]
Regulatory Non-Compliance: Operating in direct violation of multiple state and federal regulations concerning cannabinoid product manufacturing and labeling. [Source: Agency guidelines, legal review]
Related Statutes & Regulations:
21 U.S. Code § 331 (Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act): Prohibits adulterated or misbranded food, drugs, devices, and cosmetics.
18 U.S. Code § 1343 (Wire Fraud): Federal offense for schemes to defraud using interstate wire communications.
MN Statute § 34.02 (Product Labeling): Regulations on accurate product labeling and misrepresentation.
MN Statute § 151.06 (Unsanitary Conditions): Prohibits manufacturing under unsanitary conditions that may render products injurious to health.
ND Century Code § 4-41-03 (Hemp Product Labeling): North Dakota regulations on industrial hemp product labeling and testing.
🗄️ EVIDENCE INVENTORY
A comprehensive inventory of documented evidence supporting all regulatory complaints.
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