The Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) has issued one infringement notice in the amount of $13,320 to the New South Wales based company Marvel Health (Australia) Pty Ltd, for an alleged failure to comply with a notice from the TGA requiring it to provide information in relation to a complementary (listed) medicine.
The therapeutic goods regulatory framework allows sponsors to supply low risk listed medicines to consumers without pre-market approval, provided certain regulatory requirements specified in the (Cth) (the Act) are met.
Under the Act, sponsors of listed medicines must provide the required information in the specified form and timeframe, and must ensure that the information they provide is not false or misleading. This allows the TGA to conduct post-market investigations and of listed medicines to ensure ongoing compliance. As such, timely responses allow sponsors to demonstrate they meet their legal obligations and align with the TGA’s post-market compliance activities.
Sponsors must understand their legal obligations prior to including listed medicines in the (ARTG), and must ensure that their listed medicines comply with the applicable legislative requirements at all times. Consequences for non-compliance with relevant laws may include not only from the ARTG and , but also .
The includes further information about the compliance actions that are available to the TGA to address non-compliance and the compliance activities undertaken by the TGA.
If you suspect non-compliance in relation to therapeutic goods, you can online to the TGA.