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CA Tries Again To Age-Restrict Workout Supplement Sales, MA On Energy Drinks
Massachusetts legislation proposes age-restricting energy drink sales and says violating parties will face fines between $50 and $250. California bill would prohibit sales of weight loss and workout products to minors, as is already proposed in New York and Massachusetts.
US FDA’s 30-Day Extension For Nitrosamine Assessments Short Of Industry Recommendation
Revision to FDA's September 2020 guidance on assessing nitrosamine impurity risks associated with all chemically synthesized APIs and all approved drug products that contain those APIs doesn’t satisfy industry stakeholders.
France Puts The Brakes On Launch Of Anti-COVID Nasal Spray
COV-Defense nasal spray, claimed to inactivate the SARS-CoV-2 virus, will no longer launch in France after regulator ANSM demanded rigorous efficacy and safety data.
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Latest From Health & Legislation
CA Tries Again To Age-Restrict Workout Supplement Sales, MA On Energy Drinks
Massachusetts legislation proposes age-restricting energy drink sales and says violating parties will face fines between $50 and $250. California bill would prohibit sales of weight loss and workout products to minors, as is already proposed in New York and Massachusetts.
Hawaii Puts Hold On Proposal To Blacklist Additional Sunscreen Ingredients
Proposed bills in the Aloha State would ban the sale of sunscreens containing octocrylene and/or avobenzone, adding to a UV filter blacklist that already includes oxybenzone and octinoxate. On 17 February, Hawaiian legislators elected to defer the legislation to await completion of a National Academy of Sciences study, targeted for 2022.
States’ Proposals To Age-Restrict Sports Nutrition Sales Miss Targeted Problems But Hit Retailers
MA and NY lawmakers propose prohibiting sales to consumers under 18 of supplements, OTC drugs for weight loss and muscle building and imposing $2,000 fines for violations. Supplement industry trade groups say the laws would not help solve eating disorders but would hammer retailers.
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