Encapsulated black currant oil
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
BCO as a single-ingredient dietary supplement is a "food" not a "food additive," Boston federal appeals court Judge Joseph Tauro ruled on March 3. Tauro also decided that FDA erred in seizing the product owned by Oakmont Investment, the claimant in the case. Resulting from a 1988 complaint, FDA had argued that the product was a food additive. In his decision, Tauro looked to a recent federal circuit decision in Chicago involving encapsulated BCO from Traco labs ("The Tan Sheet" March 1, p. 7).
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