Enhancing Policy Development and Lobbying for Food Supplements in Europe
40 likes | 172 Views
This document outlines the functions of the European Health Products Manufacturers (EHPM) in coordinating efforts for policy development and lobbying regarding food supplements within the European context. It details activities involving engagement with civil servants, public representatives, and other industry sectors. The focus is on delineating regulations, including derogations and maximum levels, and discusses the funding sources, including major contributors like the UK, Netherlands, and smaller contributors. Total contributions and special projects such as the Botanical Forum are also highlighted.
Enhancing Policy Development and Lobbying for Food Supplements in Europe
E N D
Presentation Transcript
EHPM - Functions Networking European Colleagues International Colleagues Other industry sectors Developing Policies & Lobbying for Them In Europe To the Commission and Parliament Nationally Co-ordinate member activities towards: Civil Servants Public Represenatives
EHPM - Costs • Secreariat and Lobbying - EAS • Travel & Meetings • Special Projects • Food supplements – Derogations, Maximum Levels • Claims Regulation • Botanic Forum • Definition of a Medicine
EHPM - Funding • Major Contributours - UK & Netherlands, CRN • Small Contributors - Others, including IHTA IHTA contribution consists of annual subsciption plus Special contributions (including Botanic Forum) Net Contribution will be in excess of €10,000
Paid: EHPM 3,200 EHPM 2,500 HFMA 3,650 IADSA 770 10,120 Due: ESCOP 1,380 Botanical Forum 5,000 6,380 Total: 16,500