Why you should buy this report
This report is a single point solution to study end-to-end regulations imposed on Traditional medicines in Japan which has a boosting herbal medicinal products market
The objective of this report is to provide precise information on the Regulatory landscape of Japan, so as to enable a Regulatory go-to-market strategy and ensure compliance.
- Table of Contents
- Summary
- Request for Sample
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- LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
- GOVERNING BODY
- DEFINITION
- GOVERNING REGULATIONS
- IMPORT REQUIREMENTS
- Traditional Medicines Manufacturer's License
- Import Permit
- Documents Required
- Import Declaration
- Process
- Documents Required
- Fees and Timeline
- PRODUCT REGISTRATION
- Process
- Documents Required
- Validity
- Fee and Timeline
- Submission Mode
- RENEWAL
- Documents Required
- Renewal Process, Fee and Timeline
- VARIATIONS
- Documents for Variation Application
- Process, Fee and Timeline
- LOCAL AGENT REQUIREMENTS
- INGREDIENTS
- Prohibited Ingredients
- CONTAMINANTS
- QUALITY AND SAFETY
- SAMPLES FOR ANALYSIS
- LABELING
- General Labeling
- Nutritional Labeling
- CLAIMS
- Nutrient Function Claims
- ADVERTISING
- WAREHOUSING
- Warehouse Classification in Japan
- Classifications of Business Warehouse
- REFERENCES
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- Provides the definition of traditional medicinal products and their governing regulations;
- Carefully explains the information on product registration process;
- Illustrates the process of registration with flow chart;
- Precise information on health authority fees, timelines for registration and submission modes (online/in person);
- Additional information on validity of the registration, renewal process and variation filing;
- Details the import regulations for the traditional products to be imported into Japan;
- Enables understanding of minute points like qualification of the importer, local agent requirements, etc.;
- Details the information on quality, safety, and warehousing;
- Lists the ingredients which are crucial to check the components of the products without getting the product rejected by the regulating authority;
- Provides information on labeling, advertising, and claims of traditional medicines; and
- Provides the permissible limits of contaminants.
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