Exploring the New Limits for Vitamin and Mineral Regulations for Food Supplements in Thailand
Thai FDA implementd on January 4th new limits for Viatamin and mineral in Food Supplements. Siam Trade Development is your trusted partner in navigating the dynamic landscape of regulatory compliance in Thailand. In line with our commitment to keeping our clients informed, we bring you the latest updates on the “new limits for vitamins and minerals in food supplements” as outlined in the Notification of Ministry of Public Health (No. 448, 2023 Re: Food Supplements).
Understanding the Regulatory Landscape:
Thailand’s Ministry of Public Health has recently implemented changes that impact the formulation and registration of food supplements containing vitamins and minerals. These amendments aim to enhance consumer safety, ensure product quality, and align with international standards.
Key Changes and Limits:
The Notification (No. 448, 2023) establishes new limits for the inclusion of vitamins and minerals in food supplements. These limits are carefully defined to strike a balance between providing essential nutrients and preventing potential health risks associated with excessive intake.
In following table the new limits for vitamin and mineral issued by Thai FDA. This is official following the publication on Royal Gazette dated January 4th, 2024.
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Vitamins and minerals |
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1. Vitamin A |
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2. Vitamin D |
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3. Vitamin E |
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4. Vitamin K |
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5. Vitamin B1 |
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6. Vitamin B2 |
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7. Nicotinamide 1 |
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8. Nicotinic acid 1 |
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9. Pantothenic Acid |
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10. Vitamin B6 |
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11. Folate Folic acid |
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12. Vitamin B12 |
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13. Biotin) |
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14. Vitamin C |
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15. Calcium |
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16. Magnesium |
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17. Phosphorus |
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18. Iron |
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19. Zinc |
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20. Copper |
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21. Chromium |
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22. Molybdenum |
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23. Selenium |
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24. Manganese |
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25. Iodine |
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26. Potassium |
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Maximum level of vitamins and minerals per day |
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800 μg RAE |
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15 μg |
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10 mg α-TE |
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80 μg |
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100 mg |
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40 mg |
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20 mg NE |
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15 mg NE |
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200 mg |
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2 mg |
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330 μg DFE 200 μg |
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600 μg |
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900 μg |
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1,000 mg |
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800 mg |
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350 mg |
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800 mg |
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15 mg |
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15 mg |
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2,000 μg |
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500 μg |
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160 μg |
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70 μg |
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3.5 mg |
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150 μg |
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3,500 mg |
As part of our commitment to keeping your business compliant, we emphasize the importance of understanding and adhering to these new limits. Non-compliance may result in delays in product registration or, in severe cases, the rejection of applications.
Optimizing Your Food Supplement Registration:
Navigating the regulatory landscape for food supplement registration is crucial for success in the Thai market. Siam Trade Development is here to assist you in optimizing your registration process, ensuring that your products meet the latest standards and comply with the updated limits for vitamins and minerals.
Our team of experts is well-versed in the intricacies of Thai regulatory requirements. By partnering with us, you can streamline your registration process, mitigate risks, and expedite market entry.
For businesses seeking information on the new limits for vitamin and mineral in Thailand, our expert team at Siam Trade Development is dedicated to providing comprehensive insights and guidance. Navigating the regulatory framework is critical for successful food supplement registration in Thailand, and our services are tailored to ensure a smooth and efficient process.
Conclusion:
Staying abreast of regulatory changes is essential for businesses operating in the dynamic landscape of the food supplement industry. At Siam Trade Development, we pride ourselves on being your reliable partner, offering expertise and support to help you navigate the new limits for vitamins and minerals in food supplements as per the Ministry of Public Health’s Notification (No. 448, 2023).
Contact us today to learn more about how we can assist you in optimizing your food supplement registration process and ensuring compliance with the latest regulatory standards in Thailand. Trust Siam Trade Development for unparalleled expertise and personalized solutions for your business success.
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