Structure/Function Reg Burdens Companies With Potential Liability - Attorney
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
FDA's structure/function claims final reg could make dietary supplement companies vulnerable to product liability lawsuits stemming from claims substantiation requirements and failure to disclose to consumers material information about the products, an industry attorney said at a joint CHPA/CRN briefing on the final rule Feb. 16.
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