EU Herbal Product History-Of-Use Requirement May Be Flexible – EMEA
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
The EMEA may be flexible in implementing a provision of the Herbal Medicinal Products Directive that requires herbal medicines to demonstrate a 30-year history of use prior to being sold in the EU, according to a representative of the health authority
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