…on their menus and menu boards, provide full written nutrition information in-store, and come into compliance with the rule’s other requirements.  The Agency also announced that it plans to issue…

…of Congress may be required to compel the Drug Enforcement Administration (“DEA”) to issue marijuana manufacturer registrations for research. To that end, Representative Matt Gaetz (R.-FL) introduced H.R. 601, the…

…draft guidance might insist on equal treatment for both OTC drugs and dietary supplements.  Companies that submit reports or simply store reports electronically should keep in mind, however, that such…

…stores, and displays medical device data. It was an example of fitting new software into the existing regulatory structure. It was supposed to be an innovative, “light touch” regulation, because…

…large bowl filled with ice water stirring constantly until milk temperature drops to 40°F; and (3) Store pasteurized milk in a refrigerator at 45°F or lower. To date, FDA has…

…of APIs, drug substances, in-process materials, finished drug products, including biological products, and combination products.” As with the draft, FDA excludes “retail pharmacies, drug stores, supermarkets, discount warehouse stores, or…

…and Specific steps the agency will take to restore an adequate, uninterrupted supply. It is unclear whether DEA, FDA or both will make the determination whether a shortage exists. D….

…condition (so-called “general wellness” software); Electronic medical record software; Certain types of medical device data system (MDDS) software, which is software intended to transfer, store, convert formats, or display device…

…of disclosure. Plaintiffs allege that a study commissioned by AMS showed that it is not realistic to have customers scan barcodes for dozens of products in the store and the…

…treatment for patients with substance use disorders, including opioid use disorder. Registration Requirements for Narcotic Treatment Programs With Mobile Components, 85 Fed. Reg. 11,008 (Feb. 26, 2020). DEA proposes to…

…that acrylamide forms during the cooking process and is present in both store-bought foods and home-cooked foods. Acrylamide has been on the Prop. 65 list as a potential carcinogen since…

…to the Petitioners, a group or purchasers including Louisiana Wholesale Drug Company, Inc. and Arthur’s Drug Store, Inc.: This Court has repeatedly “emphasized the necessity of protecting our competitive economy…

…month period.  Manufacturers and distributors must secure schedule II substances in a safe, steel cabinet or vault while schedule III substances may be stored in a less secure controlled substance…

…Store Union v. NLRB, 466 F.2d 380 (D.C. Cir. 1972) – that the Agency believes supports the Agency’s position against retroactivity, and that the The DC Circuit has described as…

…published its report, major food animal companies from across the supply chain—including retailers, livestock producers, and trade and professional associations such as Elanco Animal Health, Hormel Foods, Jennie-O Turkey Store,…