Regulations for Exporting Dietary Supplements: Compliance Access Checklist for US, EU, ASEAN, JP, and KR
Navigate the complex regulatory landscape of global dietary supplement markets with our compliance checklist for the US, EU, ASEAN, Japan, and South Korea.
Compliance is the most critical hurdle for exporting dietary supplements. Different countries have vastly different regulations regarding permitted ingredients, dosage limits, labeling requirements, and health claims. For instance, the US FDA requires DSHEA-compliant labeling, while the EU has strict regulations on vitamin forms and maximum levels. Japan uses the FOSHU and Food with Function Claims (FFC) systems. This guide provides a comprehensive checklist of regulatory requirements for major global markets and explains how Orisen Bio's regulatory support team helps ensure your products are fully compliant before export. We cover ingredient restrictions, heavy metal limits, microbiological standards, and label layout requirements.