US FDA Pre-inspection Facility And Documentation Gap Assessment

1. US FDA PRE-INSPECTION FACILITY AND DOCUMENTATION GAP ASSESSMENT Food / Dietary Supplements AS PER FDA 21 CFR 111 Regulation

2. How Dietary Supplements Are Controlled by the FDA (as of 2025) The FDA regulates dietary supplements under the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act of 1994 (DSHEA). Unlike prescription drugs, dietary supplements do not require FDA pre-approval before marketing, but they are subject to post- market enforcement. www.i3cglobal.com

3. 21 CFR 111 An Overview 21 CFR 111 refers to the regulations set by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) governing the Current Good Manufacturing Practice (CGMP) requirements for dietary supplements or Neutraceuticals. These regulations ensure the quality and safety of nutritional supplements by outlining how they should be manufactured, prepared, labelled, packaged, and stored. Here’s an overview of its key elements: supplements/food www.i3cglobal.com

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5. 21 CFR 111 Focus areas(1) 111.1 – Who is subject: Applies to any person who manufactures, packages, supplements for U.S. distribution. 111.3 – Definitions: Important component, batch, etc. 111.8: Personnel must be qualified through education, training, or experience. 111.10: Hygienic practices must be followed to prevent contamination. 111.12: Supervisors must be qualified to oversee operations. 111.15: Sanitary conditions, pest control, maintenance of facilities, and equipment sanitation. 111.25: Equipment must be designed and maintained to prevent contamination. 111.27: Cleaning and maintenance of equipment. labels, or holds dietary definitions like quality, www.i3cglobal.com

6. 21 CFR 111 Focus areas(2) 111.55 – 111.75: Establish procedures to ensure the dietary supplement is manufactured to meet quality standards. 111.70: Establish specifications for raw materials, in-process controls, finished products, packaging, and labeling. 111.73: Reject substandard components. 111.75: Ensure specifications are met using testing and examinations. 111.105 – 111.117: Quality control operations, including oversight, review, and approval/rejection of processes and products. 111.153 – 111.170: Handling of raw materials, packaging components, and labels; quarantine, inspection, and disposition. 111.205 – 111.210: Requirement to prepare and maintain a written MMR for each unique formulation and batch size. www.i3cglobal.com

7. 21 CFR 111 Focus areas(3) 111.255 – 111.260: Create and maintain a BPR for each batch produced, documenting each step. 111.303 – 111.320: Ensure lab tests are scientifically valid; lab personnel must be qualified. 111.365 – 111.430: Covers all stages of manufacturing, including material handling, equipment use, and process monitoring. 111.403 – 111.415: Ensure correct labeling and prevent mix-ups during packaging. 111.453 – 111.475: Conditions for storing and distributing dietary supplements to prevent contamination and mix-ups. 111.503 – 111.570: Handling of returned dietary supplements, including evaluation and disposition. 111.553 – 111.570: Procedure for receiving, reviewing, and investigating product complaints. www.i3cglobal.com

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