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GRAS, New Dietary Ingredients (NDI’s), Old Dietary Ingredients (ODI’s), and Food Additives – Is Your Product Classified Correctly?
GRAS, New Dietary Ingredients (NDI’s), Old Dietary Ingredients (ODI’s), and Food Additives – Is Your Product Classified Correctly?
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To be used in foods and dietary supplements, ingredients must: be determined to be Generally Recognized as Safe (GRAS), be approved as a New Dietary Ingredient (NDI), be considered an […] Read More >>
FDA’s New Dietary Ingredient Notification: How Manufacturing Process Changes an ODI into a NDI
September 22, 2016 By
The Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act (DSHEA) formed a strong framework for the regulation of New Dietary Ingredient (NDI) notifications as a pre-market safety review process. NDI is defined […] Read More >>
CFSAN Constituent Update – Draft Guidance on Premarket Safety Notifications for Dietary Supplements
August 12, 2016 By
This is an article taken from the official FDA U.S. Food and Drug Administration website. The following is a press announcement from FDA of interest to our Constituent Update subscribers. […] Read More >>
FDA Nanomaterial guidance released to support the responsible development of nanotechnology in Food, Dietary Supplements, and Cosmetics
September 22, 2014 By
Three final guidance documents and one draft guidance were recently released on FDA nanomaterials regarding the development of nanotechnology in food, dietary supplements, and cosmetic products and reflects FDA’s current […] Read More >>
FDA New Dietary Ingredient Notifications
October 2, 2012 By
FDA considers dietary supplements that contain new dietary ingredients and that have not submitted new dietary ingredient Notifications to be adulterated. Any supplement that is considered to be adulterated can […] Read More >>

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