Dietary Supplement Regulation（PPT 19页）.pptVIP

Dietary Supplement Regulation 天马行空官方博客：/tmxk_docin ;QQ:1318241189 U.S. Government Regulatory Agencies CBP USDA FDA FTC DEA U.S. Customs Border Protection Agency Unified border agency Terrorism facilitating trade Bioterrorism Act Port inspections of all imports to verify contents, assess tax obligation U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) Port and facility inspections Insects Plant diseases Imported Products Labeling Standards Meat Products Poultry Products Egg Products Drug Enforcement Administration -- DEA Port and border inspections for drugs Food shipments sometimes detained Illicit drugs Drugs illegal in foods and supplements Rx drugs in supplements Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Regulates advertising Print and broadcast ads Website copy Infomercials and promotional presentations FTC is not bound by DSHEA Long history of aggressive enforcement Federal Trade Commission (FTC) “Truth in Advertising” Enforcement: Injunctions Consumer redress Disgorgement Performance bonds All parties who participate in marketing are subject to FTC laws Truth-in-Advertising Law It is unlawful to disseminate any false advertisement to induce the purchase of food. Advertising must be truthful and not misleading Advertisers must have adequate substantiation for all claims Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Regulates Food, Drugs and Cosmetics Newest category is supplements, Formerly regulated as conventional foods Regulates labeling The product label Website if listed on the label Literature used in the sale of the product Brochures Presentations made to buyers Literature in stores, trade shows, etc. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Dietary Supplement Health Education Act of 1994 (DSHEA) Includes safety, manufacturing, marketing, labeling and sale of dietary supplements Imports Port and facility inspections for compliance Bioterrorism Act Required on Supplement Labels Supplement Facts Panel All ingredients must be disclosed Mu