The Drug Regulatory Authority of Pakistan released a notification subjecting eight categories of everyday health products to tighter regulatory supervision to enhance item quality and safeguard community well-being.
Vitamins, dietary supplements, medicated soaps, specialized infant milk, and shampoos are among the included items, according to sources.
Manufacturing or selling these goods in Pakistan now requires meeting relevant registration, approval, and quality-control standards under the updated framework.
Officials stated the policy intends to guarantee that merchandise featuring therapeutic or medicinal claims satisfies established quality benchmarks.
