Food Supplements Regulation Report, Peru

This report provides information on regulations imposed on food supplements in Peru for Product registration, Import, submission, renewal process & variation filing, labeling, Claims and Warehouse Licensing Process.
Summary
  • Information on approval or registration process;
  • Process for registration of brand office in Peru;
  • Covers details on documentation and fees required for submission, submission mode (online/in person), qualification of the importer, etc.;
  • Provides a list of permitted/prohibited ingredients to check formulation compliance;
  • Information on acceptable/nonacceptable claims and labeling regulations as per the product characteristics or uses;
  • Lists out the limits of contaminants like heavy metals, mycotoxins, pesticide MRLs, etc.;
  • Also accommodates a brief on custom clearance process.

Check out the more details of the report at Food Supplements Regulation Report, Peru

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