Regulatory Roundup: Oregon Targets GNC In BMPEA Complaint, Spiked Products In Imports
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
Oregon’s lawsuit argues GNC should not have waited for FDA warnings to remove products containing BMPEA and picamilon and violated state law by marketing products containing the ingredients at any time; and FTC “believes it is necessary for the agency to begin collecting information from e-cigarette marketers.”
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