SB 3385

Senate·14th Congress·Filed Aug 11, 2009

Herbal Medicine and Food Supplement Act

An Act Regulating the Manufacture, Importation, Marketing/Promotion, and Distribution of Herbal Medicines, Food Supplements and Similar Preparations and Establishing Standards with Respect Thereto for Consumer Health Protection

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Dick Gordon
SenatorRichard "Dick" Gordon
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Herbal Medicine and Food Supplement Act

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