The TPD was introduced for a number of reasons, most of which revolve around raising awareness of the potential dangers associated with tobacco products, particularly for children.
The FDA has been working to reduce unauthorised electronic nicotine delivery systems (ENDS) and other tobacco products being sold to children and teenagers. Here’s what you need to know about the new FDA regulations for vape products and how to ensure that your business is marketing responsibly.
Any person or company can submit a PMTA if they have a new tobacco product they wish to bring to the market. The PMTA process was put in place to ensure all tobacco-related products meet a certain standard.
Stability studies or shelf-life studies are studies conducted on products to evaluate their shelf-life. These studies are important in ensuing products are both safe and also that they meet their label claim over the course of their life.
Stability studies or shelf-life studies are studies conducted on products to evaluate their shelf-life. These studies are important in ensuing products are both safe and also that they meet their label claim over the course of their life.
What happens after a TPD notification is submitted?
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Our roadmap to a successful TPD notification
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