Regulatory and Washington

Study: Proposed Chinese import tariffs could result in job losses
According to a new report from the National Retail Federation and the Consumer Technology Association, the Trump administration’s proposed tariffs on Chinese imports could reduce U.S. gross domestic product by nearly $3 billion and destroy 134,000 jobs annually.
AAM adds board member, other members
The Association for Accessible Medicines has new regular and associate members, as well as a new addition to its board of directors.

A stylish OWL who curates your supplements

One year ago this month, the Supplement OWL (Online Wellness Library) launched, providing a new solution to help retailers select the products they offer.
CRN's Supplement OWL registry continues to take flight after 1 year

Launched April 27, 2017, the Supplement OWL is a self-regulatory initiative designed to provide a more complete picture of the marketplace for regulators, retailers and industry stakeholders.
Panzer points to NACDS’ ability to drive partnership, engagement

In his first speech as chairman of the National Association of Chain Drug Stores, Albertsons senior vice president of pharmacy, health and wellness discussed how retailers can win and the role NACDS plays in facilitating top-level conversations around meeting consumers' needs.
NACDS applauds Congress’ DIR fee reform letter

In the letter, House members urged CMS to pursue reforms and consider other policies that promote a quality-driven healthcare system, which also has been supported by the NACDS.
FDA declares bulk sale of caffeine supplements unlawful

The guidance, supported by industry, takes effect immediately given the significant public health concern, the agency stated.
FDA rules active in MiraLax can only be marketed as OTC

FDA's decision impacts five manufacturers with PEG 3350 ANDA approvals, including Kremers Urban Pharmaceuticals, Breckenridge Pharmaceutical, Nexgen Pharma, Paddock Laboratories and Teva Pharmaceutical.
AAM adopts ethics code for members

The Association for Accessible Medicines’ organization’s board of directors unanimously adopted the code, which sets up certain ethical and business standards and takes effect Sept. 1.
ASOP Global forms Canada chapter in fight against counterfeit Rx

ASOP Canada’s founding members include: Shoppers Drug Mart; Loblaw Pharmacy; Rexall; McKesson Canada; GS1 Canada; NPAC; CPA; and CGPA.

Study: Proposed Chinese import tariffs could result in job losses

AAM adds board member, other members

A stylish OWL who curates your supplements

CRN's Supplement OWL registry continues to take flight after 1 year

Panzer points to NACDS’ ability to drive partnership, engagement

NACDS applauds Congress’ DIR fee reform letter

FDA declares bulk sale of caffeine supplements unlawful

FDA rules active in MiraLax can only be marketed as OTC

AAM adopts ethics code for members

ASOP Global forms Canada chapter in fight against counterfeit Rx