CHPA Voluntary Guidelines On Supplement GMPs Under Development
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
The Consumer Healthcare Products Association is working to develop a set of voluntary Good Manufacturing Practice guidelines for dietary supplement products, CHPA Senior VP and Director of Science & Technology William Soller, PhD, announced during a workshop on supplements at the association's annual conference in Boca Raton, Fla. March 13.
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CHPA Shifts Away From Voluntary GMPs For Dietary Supplements
The Consumer Healthcare Products Association will not develop its own voluntary Good Manufacturing Practices for dietary supplements because such guidelines would be rendered obsolete by FDA rulemaking, according to CHPA Senior VP and Director of Science & Technology William Soller, PhD.
CHPA Shifts Away From Voluntary GMPs For Dietary Supplements
The Consumer Healthcare Products Association will not develop its own voluntary Good Manufacturing Practices for dietary supplements because such guidelines would be rendered obsolete by FDA rulemaking, according to CHPA Senior VP and Director of Science & Technology William Soller, PhD.