Romania To Regulate Sale, Use Of Dietary Supplements – Health Minister

Romania’s Health Minister Cseke Attila announced Thursday that the ministry is working on a draft decision to regulate dietary supplements, especially designating institutions with control authority in the field.

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The minister added that European Union legislation does not make explicit reference to dietary supplements.

The National Authority for Consumer Protection (ANPC) and National Anti-Doping Agency will be tasked with inspecting the content and quality of dietary supplements on the Romanian market, as well as checking whether the packaging observes labeling legislation.

The two bodies called on the Government to develop a unitary law on the sale and use of dietary supplements, and signed a cooperation protocol on April 6 to ensure stricter controls.

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