FDA Prohibits the Use of Melatonin in Food Products
Thailand
Sep 03, 2020
Poonlarp Chantawitwong, Deputy Secretary General of the Thailand Food and Drug Administration, clarified that melatonin does not belong to food according to âFood Actâ B.E.2522, and it is not allowed to use melatonin as food ingredient.
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