Prohibited by the National Administration of Medicines, Food and Medical Technology (Anmat) Development, division and commercialization of four varieties of olives in the national territory Consider them “Illegal Products” Within the market.

Regulation 3074/2022, published in the Official Gazette at midnight on Thursday, Directorate of Food Accounting and Control of the Province of Thierra del Fuego It is reported that it has received allegations regarding the products offered by the brand “Algiuben – Gourmet Product”..

After checking the complaints, everything was done on the grounds that the food did not comply with the current regulations, the Rio Grande de Tierra del Fuego Municipality Department of Bromatology and Hygiene started inspecting one of the establishments where it was located. Traded.Olive tree fruit.

Samples of the following types of olives were taken during the operation: “Olive in palm heart oil”, “Burnt black olive in oil”, “Olive in almond oil” and “Olive in walnut oil”. Each of these varieties was imported from San Juan.

Accordingly, and according to the document, the Federal Food Control Information Information System contacted the San Juan Provincial Food Division to verify that the product was authorized for sale to the public.

After analysis it was confirmed that Both the product and the company that traded had no registration and therefore their operation was not authorized. Both violations were later established and the product was labeled “illegal”.

Finally, the regulation states that “Food Regulations Management Department for the Protection of Citizens from Consumption of Illegal Products Recommends banning the sale of these products throughout the territoryRecommendation received by Anmat.

Eight Dietary Supplements Restricted to ‘Illegal Marketing’

As Olives, National Administration of Food, Drugs and Medical Technology Eight sales were banned Dietary supplements Because of his “illegal marketing.”. The statement was also made in the Official Gazette and Regulation 3073/2022.

The investigation was launched by a private individual claiming that the following products did not comply with the applicable regulations: Lipoblue Advance, Lipoblue Ultra 8K, Lipoblue Supreme, Lipoblue Supreme Max, Lipoblue Ultra Lipo, LB Classic, Lipoblue Boost and Lipoblue Forskolin Extract.

In all cases the applicant noted the accumulation of elements He submitted the labels in English, except that he did not have a supplement with the mandatory information. After trying to verify its country of origin, the Department of Food Health and Nutrition Oversight managed to find a precedent.

The Columbia National Institute for Food and Drug Administration (INVIMA) has issued a warning dated April 27, 2021, Warn the public about four of the seven products mentioned above for illegal marketing.

Due to a lack of information on the products for sale and a warning from the Columbia Institute, the decentralized authority decided to ban the production, distribution and marketing of these dietary supplements nationally and on electronic platforms.