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Sen. Durbin Will Introduce US Mandatory Supplement Registration Bill

 
• By Malcolm Spicer

Sen. Durbin has been a critic of FDA’s regulation of VMS product market regulation, putting him at odds with industry stakeholders. But “Dietary Supplement Listing Act” he and Sen. Braun will introduce later in week has support of CHPA and CRN.

• Source: Alamy

The Food and Drug Administration has champions in the Senate for its request for authority to require registering with the agency all dietary supplements sold in the US, and authorizing legislation proposed by two senators has the support of two consumer health product industry trade groups.

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