Supplement GMP Failings, Labeling Issues Often Go Hand In Hand

This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet

18 Feb 2013
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Dan Schiff d.schiff@elsevier.com

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FDA frequently flags dietary supplement companies for misbranded products, unapproved new drugs or missing label elements, in addition to GMP violations found during inspections.

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