FDA Warning Letter Prompts Be Natural Organics To Revise Web Claims
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
The agency highlights claims for nine Be Natural Organics products – including statements about collagen production, cellular regeneration, hyperpigmentation reduction and eczema and acne treatment – in its recent warning letter to the company.
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