NPA published a book listing pre-DSHEA dietary ingredients and FDA is interested in reviewing the trade group's methodology for compiling the list, which could be a litmus test for how the agency will evaluate industry-produced lists of “old” ingredients.
A Natural Product Association book listing dietary ingredients available in the US before October 1994 could be a litmus test for FDA's response to industry-sourced documentation of whether an ingredient can be used in supplements without a notification to the agency.
FDA is interested in reviewing the methodology behind NPA's list published Nov. 7 to determine whether the information is accurate...
Based on advice from its advisory committees, the UK's Food Standards Agency is encouraging businesses to meet an acceptable daily intake of 10mg CBD per day and a safe upper limit of 0.07mg THC per day.
The agency says items on its Human Foods Program’s proposed agenda for guidance “to complete during 2025” include identity and safety information for NDI notifications. Its announcement also links to document about a separate key industry question, a rulemaking which would recognize NAC as a lawful
FTC decision, says Bureau of Competition director Daniel Guarnera, influenced by both companies marketing different lines in different countries, limiting the number of similar products in the same categories the combined firm would offer.
