It is a brand from the Tandil region, province of Buenos Aires. It covers its commercialization throughout the national territory.
The National Administration of Drugs, Food and Medical Technology (ANMAT) prohibited the marketing of pure bee honey throughout the national territory, as established in Provision 11414/2024 published in the Official Gazette. It is “Pure Bee Honey, Chérie de Tandil brand, RNE 04001314, RNP.A. 04045814”.
The product was withdrawn from the market due to irregularities in its health records. The investigation determined that The National Establishment Registry (RNE) indicated on the label does not existwhile the National Food Product Registry (RNPA) belongs to another article, which configures a case of false labeling.
The ANMTA banned Tandil honey
At the same time, in the details of the BO, it describes that “since it is a product that cannot be clearly and reliably identified as produced, processed and/or divided in a specific establishment”, it may not be produced, marketed or sold anywhere in the country.
honey cherie tandil anmat
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The alert originated after a complaint from an individual to the National Food Institute (INAL). From there, the Department of Health and Nutritional Surveillance of Foods made inquiries through the Federal Information System for Food Control Management (SIFeGA)confirming the illegality of the product.
The agency based its decision on the need to protect public health. Finally, the population was urged to avoid the consumption of this article and the jurisdictional authorities to intensify controls to guarantee compliance with the provision.
ANMAT banned various perfumes and flavorings from a brand
The ANMAT prohibited the production, marketing and distribution of various perfumes and flavorings of the brand “Sapphire” throughout the national territory and on online sales platforms. The measure was made effective by the authorities through the Provision 11369/2024 published in the Official Gazette of the date.
In the text of the resolution, the ANMAT rated these products as “illegal“. In detail, they had irregularities in its marketing and labelingin addition to not presenting the corresponding health records.
Source: Ambito
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