With Mandatory Product Listing, FDA Not Looking For Gate To Open Or Close On Supplements

Mandatory product listings would help FDA eliminate gap of missing NDI notifications it expects haven't been filed and other information about ingredients but not establish pre-market approval tool.

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The Food and Drug Administration doesn’t intend for a potential mandatory product listing requirement for dietary supplements to a barrier to additional products reaching the US market, says Office of Dietary Supplements Program director Cara Welch.

“We are not looking to establish a waiting period where we can confirm the lawfulness of the products before they're...

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