May 4, 2023 | Issue of the Month, Tobacco
By Shelly Blackwell, Senior Director for Dietary Supplement and Tobacco Services Over 12 years after the FDA began regulating tobacco products, the long-anticipated Tobacco Product Manufacturing Practices (TPMP’s) have been proposed. The new requirements were proposed...
Apr 5, 2023 | Dietary Supplements, Issue of the Month
By Paula Brock, Ph.D., MSCI, EAS Independent Consultant It is required in the United States that manufacturers and other advertisers of dietary supplements such as distributors, retailers, and endorsers, have adequate substantiation that the claims made about their...
Mar 8, 2023 | Foods, Issue of the Month
Developing a Food Safety Culture: Challenges and Best Practices By Angie Surtani, EAS Consulting Group Independent Consultant Food safety culture is a journey that requires significant hard work, time, effort, persistence, and commitment for fruition. I consider food...
Feb 1, 2023 | Drugs, Issue of the Month
Process and Manufacturing Optimization to Minimize Inflation Impact on the Pharmaceutical Industry By Ibrahim Khattab, EAS Independent Consultant Rising inflation rates, the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the associated rise in energy prices, and the numerous...
Jan 1, 2023 | Foods, Issue of the Month
Importing: What Happens If Something Goes Wrong? By Nick Lahey, EAS Consulting Group Independent Consultant The U.S Food and Drug Administration (FDA) works hand and hand with U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) with the import process of FDA-regulated...
Nov 29, 2022 | Foods, Issue of the Month, Veterinary
Originally posted on American Council on Science and Health By Jane Caldwell, Ph.D. We love our dogs and puppies. They are faithful, non-judgmental companions who delight in our presence. Many pet owners return this affection by feeding them treats. But some human...
