Karnataka to discuss new guidelines on online sale, pricing of medicines
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Following allegations of illegal drug procurement, the Karnataka Food Safety and Drug Administration (FDA) Department's Drug Enforcement Unit raided illegal drug procurement units linked to e-commerce platforms and seized drugs worth over Rs 4 lakh. It was found that the two places did not have the necessary licenses for drug procurement. Complaints have also been received about drug expiry, miss labeling, and additional prices. Alerted in this …
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Karnataka to discuss new guidelines on online sale, pricing of medicines
Bengaluru, Sep 7 (SocialNews.XYZ) Karnataka Health and Family Welfare Minister U.T. Khader on Monday said the state government was adopting a two-pronged approach to strengthen inspections and enforcement in the food and pharmaceutical sectors, amid... - Social News XYZ
Amid food safety drive, Karnataka intensifies checks on medicines
Mangaluru, Sept 7: With food safety inspections already underway across Karnataka, the state will now continue to intensify checks on the safety and sale of medicines, Health and Family Welfare Minister and Dakshina Kannada district in-charge minister U.T. Khader said on Monday. Speaking to reporters at Praja Soudha in Mangaluru, Khader said a QR code-based
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