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Dietary Supplements, Herbal Remedies, and Medicines: Key differences in their regulation.
In the Mexican regulatory landscape, the classification of products intended for health or well-being is fundamental. In the market, we can find options such as dietary supplements, herbal remedies, and medicines, all of which possess specific characteristics, a defined purpose of use, and, most importantly, a clearly differentiated regulatory framework.
Key considerations for Cosmetic and Dietary Supplement claims in Mexico
Mexican regulations establish fundamental principles governing claims for cosmetic products and dietary supplements. The main objective is to ensure that these products are safe, effective, and not misleading to consumers.
Keys to the Labeling of Dietary Supplements in Mexico
Dietary supplements are defined as products intended to increase or complement the total dietary intake, or to supply one or more of their components. COFEPRIS is the authority in Mexico responsible for regulating these products and for establishing the labeling requirements they must meet to be marketed in the country.
Classification Query: A Regulatory Tool for Marketing Your Cosmetics and Dietary Supplements
The classification query submitted to the Federal Commission for the Protection against Sanitary Risks (COFEPRIS) is a crucial step in regulating cosmetic products and dietary supplements.
Import Permit for Products: Requirements for Dietary Supplements
To import dietary supplements into Mexico, it is essential to understand the applicable regulations, among which the prior sanitary import permit stands out.
This permit, issued by COFEPRIS, authorizes the entry of food, dietary supplements, and non-alcoholic beverages that comply with Mexico’s current sanitary legislation, allowing their commercialization and distribution in the country.
Importation of Cosmetics and Dietary Supplements in Mexico: Key Aspects
The importation of cosmetic products and dietary supplements into Mexico requires compliance with health and customs regulations, the objective of which is to protect consumer health.
Sanitary surveillance actions for dietary supplements in Mexico
The Federal Commission for Protection against Sanitary Risks (COFEPRIS) is entrusted with the crucial task of overseeing and regulating products and services intended for human consumption, such as food supplements, to ensure their quality and safety. This article explores the surveillance actions undertaken by COFEPRIS and the key aspects companies should consider.
Dietary Supplements: Regulatory Framework in Mexico
Mexico's dietary supplement market is growing rapidly, offering opportunities but also intense competition. Understanding and complying with COFEPRIS regulations is crucial to avoid legal issues. This document outlines these requirements for manufacturers and marketers.
Regulatory Update Lists of additives and adjuvants permitted by COFEPRIS
One of the consultation documents for dietary supplements is the list of additives and adjuvants published by COFEPRIS. These lists have been updated.