FDA warning states Naturecom, which markets its own products and provides ingredients and products to other firms, failed to comply with supplement GMP requirements for master manufacturing and batch production records.
California dietary supplement firm Naturecom Inc. averted enforcement action by recalling DMAA-spiked products two weeks after an FDA inspection in November, but it didn't avert receiving a warning letter with its response six weeks later to other problems the agency found.
A warning letter FDA published May 2 states that Naturecom, which markets products using the business name NutraVita Shop and...
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Haleon now holds 88% of its China OTC joint venture after acquiring a larger stake in the business from its local partners.
APAC health agencies such as WHO and Thailand's FDA are on board with the self-care agenda, and see it as crucial to achieving universal health coverage.
Haleon highlighted consistent market share gains in China as it reported third-quarter results.
Joint venture business which markets Haleon's OTC drug brands in China will soon be 88% owned by the UK-based firm.
Self-care industry representatives from GSCF/AESGP, Bayer and Opella stress the seriousness of the global climate crisis at the 2024 GSCF, APSMI, TSMIA Joint Congress in Bangkok, Thailand, and also share iniatives that are attempting to deal with this crisis, for example replacing PVC in medicine blister packs with more easily recyclable materials.
GSCF research shows that self-care already saves the Asia Pacific region more than $30bn a year in healthcare system costs. To realize higher gains, health literacy, Rx-to-OTC switch and digitalization need to be leveraged, according to the EU-ASEAN Business Council.
APAC health agencies such as WHO and Thailand's FDA are on board with the self-care agenda, and see it as crucial to achieving universal health coverage.
