Sentences with phrase «label manufacturers because»

[49] The Regulations focus on the sale of drugs by private label manufacturers because those manufacturers and their affiliated pharmacies are the ones considered to be particularly poised to circumvent the statutory ban on rebates that applies to all manufacturers and pharmacies in Ontario.

Not exact matches

Unlike other industries, spirits manufacturers can not simply up and leave because whisky labelled «Scotch» must be produced in Scotland.

Because wheat is an allergen, food manufacturers must identify it by name whenever any amount is present in food in order to comply with the Food Allergen Labeling and Consumer Protection Act of 2004.

-- An example of checking labels now and then because manufacturers change our «good processed food» choices (I think it was Esselstyn in the E2 cookbook who said Grape Nuts was a good whole food / no oil / no sugar cereal to choose).

Manufacturers will also need to consider the business merits of keeping a clean label because fat, salt and sugar reduction often results in more additives like sweeteners, emulsifiers and stabilisers.

Essentially, it's the ultimate clean label process because it helps manufacturers eliminate chemicals, additives as well as the product degradation associated with heat processing.

Other «Undisclosed Ingredients» — Because protein powders, like other supplements, are not regulated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), unscrupulous manufacturers sometimes sneak ingredients in to the final product that aren't listed on the label.

It can be safely assumed that food manufacturers would try to avoid red traffic light labels on their products because they may decrease sales.

Because the drug is very inexpensive, the manufacturer has not petitioned the FDA to add an indication for induction of labor to the label.

Woodcock said the agency hadn't required manufacturers to alter their labels because, despite any question about precise numerical precision, the FDA's overall recommendation had not changed.

Because the health benefits of a low - calorie diet are so well established, the commission recommended that the FDA allow food manufacturers to display this information on labels.

Always remember to check food labels thoroughly because there are «gluten - free» foods that might still contain traces of this protein, as some manufacturers tend to abuse the use of this label for the sake of profit.

Reading food labels is an art because the manufacturers do not want to come out and say that their product is unhealthy!

Even when the health risks were more widely known, some manufacturers continued to produce food with it because they didn't have to report it on the food label.

This is because food manufacturers are permitted to put ZERO next to the trans fat line item on the label as long as the food contains.5 grams or less of trans fat per serving.

Because of that, you can only buy them from a manufacturer who labels them as such.

The Food Allergen Labeling and Consumer Protection Act, which took effect in January 2006, requires that food manufacturers list soy on the label, because it's one of the top eight food allergens.

The law requires that the manufacturer's name and address be listed on the package, but beware of products that read, «Packed for or distributed by,» because these foods aren't made by the company whose name is on the front label.

You may soon have an easier time determining which shampoo is best for your pet because manufacturers are providing better labeling and ingredients.

Because manufacturers list ingredients in pet food in order of decreasing weight, the first few ingredients on the label are the most important when analyzing nutritional value.

More marketing folks, because labeling is not regulated, manufacturers can say what they like.

[Manufacturers] can put blueberry on a label, but all blueberries aren't created equal — sometimes it's only stems and peels, but our [products] use the whole berry because the antioxidants are in the fruit.»

That's because the warning and usage labels are created by the brand name manufacturer, but because brand name manufacturers aren't the ones making the drugs at issue, many courts have held they can not be liable.

Whether the danger comes from faulty design, inadequate labeling, improper testing, dishonest marketing, hazardous materials or other issues, it is a horrible experience to be seriously hurt because of the negligence of a manufacturer, marketer or distributor.

A product may be defective if the product was not labeled with sufficient instructions or warnings about necessary precautions because the manufacturer failed to do so.

These federal laws makes it almost impossible for generic manufacturers to follow Massachusetts labeling laws because they do not have the unilateral power to act.

Per that law, generic drugs must be designed the same as their brand counterparts and come with the same labels and Mutual and other generic medical manufacturers have said that because they have to be designed and labeled exactly as their brand equivalents, it is not up to them to modify a generic drug's design or labeling.

Because of this identified, drug manufacturers will now have to include a warning about the skin reaction risks on the labels of all acetaminophens.