Israelsen GMP Tips: Watch “Wild Card” Law, Use CoA As Legal Documents
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
Enforcement actions brought by the Federal Trade Commission against dietary ingredient companies that provide false or misleading certificates of analysis to supplement manufacturers could be an effective mechanism for assuring supply quality, according to Utah Natural Products Alliance Executive Director Loren Israelsen
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