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Get help to classify herbal medicines, vitamins, food preparations, supplements and tonics for import and export.
A research project to strengthen the Government Chemist capabilities for the analysis of vitamins.
The Home Office and Clinks have jointly published a series of resources that draw on the learning from this programme.
Supporting documents containing information about the use and labelling of food supplements in England.
The building voluntary and community sector (VCS) involvement in integrated offender management (IOM) programmes.
This study aims to assess the effects of oral iron supplementation in children living in countries where malaria is common
Use this service to apply for a building assessment certificate from the Building Safety Regulator.
How to apply for a traditional herbal registration (THR) to market a herbal medicine in the UK.
How to use the Trade Tariff tool or get help to classify your goods, so you pay the right amount of Customs Duty and import VAT.
This guidance relates to the legal criteria for determining whether a building is considered a higher-risk building under the Building Safety Act 2022 and the Higher-Risk Buildings (Descriptions and Supplementary Provisions) Regulations 2023. It relates to the definition of higher-risk...
How to apply for a completion or partial completion certificate after contractors have completed the building work for higher-risk building work or building work to an existing higher-risk building.
Get help to classify pharmaceutical products used to treat or prevent diseases or ailments (in humans or animals), including comparators used in clinical trials and placebos.
The programme was established to make sure that residents of high-rise buildings are safe – and feel safe – now, and in the future.
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