Food supplement registration in Ireland requires FSAI notification, EFSA-compliant health claims, accurate labelling and QP batch release before any product reaches the market. Our regulatory team handles all of it. Whether you are launching a new supplement in Ireland, adapting a product for the EU market, or maintaining compliance for an existing range, regulatory support is built into every manufacturing contract.
Our regulatory team works inside the manufacturing operation, not in a separate consultancy. This means faster turnaround, fewer miscommunications and regulatory review that runs in parallel with production, not after it.
Formulation, ingredient and labelling issues are caught during development, not after you have paid for a production run. Supplement regulatory support that prevents costly rework.
Our team handles regulatory requirements for Ireland, the EU, the UK and international markets. If you are selling in multiple countries, we manage the regulatory differences between them.
Regulations change. Ingredient approvals are updated. Health claim rulings are revised. Our team monitors changes that affect your products and advises on any updates needed to maintain compliance.
Yes. Every food supplement placed on the Irish market must be notified to the Food Safety Authority of Ireland. FSAI food supplement notification is a legal requirement, and our team handles the full submission process as part of our manufacturing service.
Only health claims that have been authorised by EFSA under Regulation (EC) No 1924/2006 can appear on supplement labels and marketing materials in the EU and Ireland. Our team reviews every claim against the EFSA register and advises on compliant wording.
Qualified Person batch release is the formal sign-off that a batch of supplements meets all quality and regulatory requirements and can be placed on the market. QP batch release in Ireland is a legal requirement, and our QP issues release for every batch we manufacture.
Yes. Our team handles regulatory submissions for Ireland, EU member states, the UK and international markets. Each market has different requirements for ingredient approvals, labelling, health claims and notification procedures. We manage the differences so your product is compliant wherever you sell i
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