Full compliance with the FDA cGMPs remains a critical issue for the Dietary Supplement industry. Reliance on raw material vendor certificates is no longer sufficient evidence of identity confirmation and neither is a simple comparison against the first lot received. The requirement for 100% ingredient identity testing remains a challenge and concern for many companies. Recent FDA 483 warning letters underline the importance of identity testing for all dietary ingredients using appropriate scientifically valid methods.
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