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NAFDAC clears air on list of fake products
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· October 8, 2026
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Key points The agency's process for evaluating product safety involves several steps, including investigation and laboratory verification. A regulatory agency has issued a statement to clarify its position on a list of products circulating online.
A regulatory agency has issued a statement to clarify its position on a list of products circulating online. This list allegedly contains items that are fake, adulterated, or substandard. The agency emphasizes that it did not release this list and it should not be considered an official warning.
The agency's process for evaluating product safety involves several steps, including investigation and laboratory verification. It does not make declarations about product authenticity without completing these steps.
Further details about the agency's statement are available, providing more information on its stance regarding the circulating list.
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Published: October 8, 2026 ·
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