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Bades: quality control and product safety – full management

What are dietary supplements (biologically active additives)?

Biologically active additives (dietary supplements) are concentrates of natural or identical to natural biologically active substances, designed for direct intake or introduction into food products in order to enrich the ration with individual food or biologically active substances and their complexes.

Bades are not medicines. They are intended for:

• Filling up the deficiency of vitamins, minerals, trace elements and other necessary substances.
• Maintaining the normal function of organs and systems of the body.
• Improving the general state of health and increasing the body’s resistance to adverse environmental factors.

Bades can be produced in various forms, such as:

• Tablets
• Capsules
• Powders
• Liquids (solutions, syrups)
• Baors

Regulatory regulation of dietary supplements in Russia

Production, turnover and quality control of dietary supplements in Russia are regulated by a number of regulatory documents, the main of which are:

• Technical Regulation of the Customs Union TR TS 021/2011 “On food safety” – establishes general requirements for food safety, including dietary supplements.
• Technical Regulation of the Customs Union TR TS 022/2011 “Food products in terms of its marking” – defines the requirements for labeling of food products, including dietary supplements.
• The decision of the Customs Union Commission of April 7, 2011 N 620 “On unified sanitary-epidemiological and hygienic requirements for goods subject to sanitary and epidemiological supervision (control)” – contains safety requirements and quality dietary supplements.
• Federal Law of January 2, 2000 N 29-ФЗ “On the quality and safety of food products” – regulates relations in the field of quality and safety of food products.
• SanPiN 2.3.2.1290-03 “Hygienic requirements for the organization of production and turnover of biologically active food additives” – establishes hygiene requirements for the production and turnover of dietary supplements.
• Methodical instructions of MUK 4.1/4.2.2484-09 “Methods of control. Chemical factors. Determining the content of vitamins in food products and biologically active additives to food” – Determines the methods for monitoring the content of vitamins. (An example, there are a lot of such flour according to different components)
• Other regulatory acts and standards. GOSTs, cooling and internal standards of enterprises.

It is important to note that the legislation in this area is constantly updated and changed. Manufacturers and importers of dietary supplements need to monitor current information and comply with all existing requirements.

Stages of quality control

Quality control of dietary supplements is carried out at all stages of the life cycle of products, ranging from the development of the recipe and ending with the implementation of the final consumer.

1. Development of the recipe and specifications

At the stage of development of the recipe, the ingredients, their ratio and the technological process of production are determined. It is important to consider:

• Safety of ingredients: Confirmation of the safety of each ingredient based on scientific data and regulatory requirements.
• Compatibility of ingredients: The exclusion of undesirable interactions between the ingredients.
• The stability of the ingredients: Ensuring the stability of ingredients in the process of production and storage.
• Bioavailability of ingredients: Accounting for the bioavailability of ingredients to ensure their effective absorption by the body.
• Rationale for dosages: Determination of optimal dosages of each ingredient based on scientific data and physiological needs.

Based on the recipe, specifications are developed on:

• Raw materials: The requirements for the quality and purity of raw materials, including microbiological indicators, the content of heavy metals and other pollutants are determined.
• Excipients: Requirements for safety and quality of auxiliary substances, such as capsules, tablet masses, etc. are established.
• Ready products: The requirements for the appearance, smell, taste, content of active substances, microbiological indicators and other quality parameters are determined.

2. Quality control of raw materials

The quality control of raw materials is one of the most important stages of ensuring safety and the effectiveness of dietary supplements. He includes:

• Visual inspection: Checking the appearance of raw materials for compliance with the specification requirements.
• ID: Confirmation of the authenticity of raw materials using various analysis methods, such as spectroscopy, chromatography, etc.
• Analysis for the content of active substances: Determination of the content of active substances in raw materials using validated analytical techniques.
• Microbiological control: Determination of the total number of microorganisms, yeast, mold and pathogenic microorganisms in raw materials.
• Control for the maintenance of heavy metals and other pollutants: Determination of the content of heavy metals, pesticides, radionuclides and other pollutants in raw materials.
• Checking for the absence of GMOs (for raw materials of plant origin): Analysis of the presence of genetically modified organisms.

The results of the quality control of raw materials must comply with the specification requirements. In case of inconsistency, raw materials are not allowed for use in production.

3. Quality control in the production process

Quality control in the production process (In-Pocess Control, IPC) is aimed at ensuring the stability of the technological process and preventing deviations from the established parameters. He includes:

• The control of the parameters of the process: Monitoring temperature, humidity, mixing, granulation, tablet and other parameters of the technological process.
• High -quality quality control: Determination of the content of active substances, humidity, size of particles and other parameters of the quality of semi -products.
• Visual control: Checking the appearance of semi -products for compliance with the requirements of the specification.
• Sampling for analysis: Sample of semi -products for analyzes in the laboratory of quality control.

The results of quality control in the production process must comply with the established tolerances. In the case of deviations, measures are taken to adjust the process.

4. Quality control of finished products

The quality control of finished products is the final stage in ensuring safety and the efficiency of dietary supplements. He includes:

• Visual inspection: Checking the appearance of the packaging and contents for compliance with the requirements of the specification.
• ID: Confirmation of the authenticity of products using various analysis methods.
• Analysis for the content of active substances: Determination of the content of active substances in finished products using validated analytical techniques.
• Microbiological control: Determination of the total number of microorganisms, yeast, mold and pathogenic microorganisms in finished products.
• Control for the maintenance of heavy metals and other pollutants: Determination of the content of heavy metals, pesticides, radionuclides and other pollutants in finished products.
• Checking for the compliance of the marking: Checking the conformity of information on the label with the requirements of regulatory documents.
• Test for solubility/disintegum: Determination of the time of dissolution or disintegration of tablets or capsules to ensure effective absorption of active substances.
• Mass/volume control: Checking the compliance of the mass or volume of the contents of the packaging with the declared values.
• Stability analysis: Conducting an analysis of the stability of finished products during the expiration date to confirm the preservation of quality and efficiency.

The results of the quality control of finished products must comply with the specification requirements. In case of inconsistency, products are not allowed to sell.

Certification and declaration of dietary supplements

In accordance with the legislation of the Customs Union, dietary supplements are subject to state registration (earlier-sanitary and epidemiological examination) and declaration of conformity.

State registration

State registration of dietary supplements is carried out by authorized bodies in the member countries of the Customs Union (in Russia-Rospotrebnadzor). To receive a certificate of state registration, it is necessary to provide:

• Application for state registration.
• Documents confirming the compliance of products with security requirements.
• Documents confirming the composition of the product.
• Documents confirming the scope of products.
• Sample products for laboratory research.

After the successful passing of state registration, a certificate of state registration is issued, which is the basis for the production and turnover of dietary supplements in the territory of the Customs Union.

Declaration of conformity

Declaration of conformity is a procedure for confirming the conformity of products with the requirements of the technical regulations of the Customs Union. To declare the conformity of dietary supplements, it is necessary:

• Determine the technical regulations whose requirements should comply with the products (in this case TR TS 021/2011 “On the safety of food products” and TR TS 022/2011 “Food products in terms of its labeling”).
• To collect the evidence base confirming the compliance of the products with the requirements of the technical regulations (test protocols, expert conclusions, etc.).
• Issue a declaration of conformity.
• Register a declaration of compliance with the register of the Federal Accreditation Service.

The declaration of conformity is a mandatory document for the implementation of dietary supplements in the territory of the Customs Union.

Risks associated with dietary supplements and precautions

Despite the fact that dietary supplements are not drugs, their use may be associated with certain risks:

• Poor raw materials: The use of poor -quality raw materials can lead to pollution of products with heavy metals, pesticides, radionuclides and other hazardous substances.
• Incorrect dosage: Exceeding the recommended dosage can lead to undesirable side effects.
• Interaction with drugs: Some dietary supplements can interact with drugs by changing their effectiveness or increasing side effects.
• Lack of proven effectiveness: Some dietary supplements may not have proven effectiveness and not have the declared positive effect on the body.
• Fakes: On the market there is a risk of acquiring fake dietary supplements, which may contain hazardous substances or not contain active substances.
• Allergic reactions: Individual intolerance to dietary supplements can cause allergic reactions.

To minimize the risks associated with the use of dietary supplements, the following precautions must be observed:

• Buy dietary supplements only in proven places: Bad should be purchased only in pharmacies, specialized stores or at official distributors.
• Check the availability of a certificate of state registration: Before buying, you must make sure that there is a certificate of state registration of dietary supplements.
• Carefully study the composition and instructions for use: Before use, it is necessary to carefully study the composition of dietary supplements and instructions for use, paying attention to contraindications and possible side effects.
• Do not exceed the recommended dosage: It is necessary to strictly observe the recommended dosage specified in the instructions for use.
• Consult a doctor: Before using dietary supplements, it is necessary to consult a doctor, especially in the presence of chronic diseases or when taking drugs.
• Inform the doctor about the admission of dietary supplements: When contacting a doctor, it is necessary to report on the intake of dietary supplements in order to avoid undesirable interactions with drugs.
• Pay attention to the signs of poor -quality products: When buying dietary supplements, it is necessary to pay attention to the signs of low -quality products, such as damaged packaging, lack of marking or a suspicious smell.
• Report on unwanted reactions: If unwanted reactions occur after using dietary supplements, it is necessary to immediately stop taking and consult a doctor.

Production process of dietary supplements: quality guarantee

The production of dietary supplements is a complex and multi -stage process that requires strict adherence to technological regulations and quality standards. The introduction of a quality management system based on the principles of GMP (good manufacturing practice) is a key factor in ensuring safety and efficiency of dietary supplements.

Stages of the production process

1. Reception and storage of raw materials: Raw materials should be stored in specially equipped rooms in compliance with temperature and humidity.
2. Preparation of raw materials: The raw materials are subjected to cleaning, grinding, extraction and other preparation processes.
3. Mixing ingredients: The ingredients are mixed in accordance with the recipe in special mixers.
4. Grauling (if necessary): The mixture is granular to improve the fever and homogeneity.
5. Plot/Capslation: The mixture is tablet or capsulated using special equipment.
6. Package: The finished product is packaged in primary and secondary packaging.
7. Quality control: At each stage of production, product quality control is carried out.
8. Storage of finished products: Finished products are stored in specially equipped rooms in compliance with the temperature and humidity.

GMP requirements for dietary supplements

GMP is a system of norms, rules and instructions regarding the production of drugs, biologically active additives and some types of food products. Compliance with GMP requirements provides:

• Product Security: Prevention of production pollution with hazardous substances.
• Product quality: Ensuring the correspondence of products with the established requirements.
• Product effectiveness: Confirmation of the declared efficiency of products.

The basic principles of GMP include:

• Qualified personnel: The presence of qualified personnel trained by GMP rules.
• Corresponding equipment: Using equipment that meets the requirements of GMP.
• Quality control: Conducting quality control at all stages of production.
• Documentation: Maintaining detailed documentation on the production process.
• Validation: Conducting validation of technological processes and analytical techniques.
• Self -Inspection: Conducting regular self -inspection to identify and eliminate disadvantages.

The role of the HACCP system

HACCP (Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points) is a system for analyzing risks and critical control points that is used to ensure food safety, including dietary supplements. The HACCP system allows:

• Identify dangerous factors: Determine all possible dangerous factors that can affect the safety of products.
• Determine critical control points: Determine the points in the production process where it is necessary to monitor to prevent or eliminate hazardous factors.
• Install critical limits: Set the limit values ​​of the parameters that must be controlled in critical control points.
• Develop a monitoring system: Develop a monitoring system to control parameters at critical control points.
• Develop corrective actions: Develop corrective actions that must be taken in case of deviation of the parameters from the established limits.
• Develop a documentation system: Develop a system of conducting documentation on the control of critical control points.
• Develop a check system: Develop a HACCP system efficiency system.

The introduction of the HACCP system allows to ensure the safety of dietary supplements at all stages of the production process.

Bad Marking: Information for the Consumer

Marking dietary supplements is an important tool for informing the consumer about the composition, properties and methods of using products. The requirements for the marking of dietary supplements are set in TR TS 022/2011 “Food products in terms of its marking.”

Mandatory information on the marking of dietary supplements

The marking of the dietary supplement should contain the following mandatory information:

• Name of dietary supplement: The full name of the dietary supplements specified in the certificate of state registration.
• Composition: A complete list of ingredients in decreasing mass.
• Net mass/volume: Net mass or volume of packaging contents.
• Recommended dosage: Recommended dosage for admission during the day.
• Duration of admission: Recommended reception.
• Contraindications: Contraindications for use.
• Storage conditions: Storage conditions of products.
• Best before date: The shelf life of products.
• Information about the manufacturer: Name and address of the manufacturer.
• Certificate of state registration: Number and date of issuance of a certificate of state registration.
• The inscription “Bad”: The mandatory indication that the product is a biologically active addition.
• Warning: The warning that dietary supplement is not a drug.
• Recommendations for use: Recommendations for the use of dietary supplements, depending on the purpose of use.

Additional information on the marking of dietary supplements

In addition to mandatory information, additional information can be indicated on the marking of dietary supplements, such as:

• Information about useful properties: Information about the useful properties of ingredients.
• Recommendations for combining with other products: Recommendations for a combination of dietary supplements with other food.
• Information about clinical research: Information on the results of clinical research confirming the effectiveness of products.
• Signs of conformity: Signs of compliance with quality standards.

Marking requirements

The marking of dietary supplements should be:

• Clear and selective: Information should be clearly and legibly applied to the packaging.
• In Russian: Information should be presented in Russian.
• Reliable: The information should be reliable and not mislead the consumer.
• Resistant to external influences: Marking should be resistant to external influences (moisture, light, temperature).

Failure to comply with the requirements for labeling dietary supplements is a violation of legislation and can lead to administrative responsibility.

Microbiological control of dietary supplements

Microbiological control of dietary supplements is an integral part of product quality and safety. It is aimed at identifying and preventing contamination of dietary supplements with pathogenic and conditionally pathogenic microorganisms that may pose a threat to consumer health.

Microbiological control objects

Microbiological control is subject to:

• Raw materials: All types of raw materials used in the production of dietary supplements, especially plant raw materials, which can be contaminated with microorganisms from soil, water or air.
• Auxiliary materials: Auxiliary materials, such as capsules, tablet masses, shells, etc., which can be contaminated with microorganisms in the production and storage process.
• Semi -product: Less products generated during the production of dietary supplements, such as extracts, granules, mixtures, etc.
• Finished products: Finished products in the package designed to sell the consumer.
• Production environment: Production premises, equipment, personnel and other factors that can affect the microbiological purity of products.

Microbiological control indicators

In the process of microbiological control, the following indicators are determined:

• The total number of mesophilic aerobic and optionally anaerobic microorganisms (kmafanm): An indicator of the general bacterial contamination of the product.
• Bacteria of the E. coli group (BGKP): Fecal pollution indicator of the product.
• Pathogenic microorganisms, including salmonella: Determination of the presence of pathogenic microorganisms that can cause diseases.
• Staphylococcus aureus: Determination of the presence of golden staphylococcus, which can cause toxicoinfection.
• Yeast and mold: Determination of the total number of yeast and mold, which can cause damage to the product and allergic reactions.
• Clostridium perfringens: Determination of the presence of clostidia that can cause food poisoning.

The normative values ​​of microbiological indicators are set in unified sanitary-epidemiological and hygienic requirements for goods subject to sanitary and epidemiological supervision (control).

Microbiological control methods

For microbiological control, various methods are used, such as:

• Sowing method for nutrient media: Sowing a sample on nutrient media for growing microorganisms and determining their quantity.
• Method of membrane filtration: Filtration of the sample through a membrane filter with the subsequent sowing of the filter on the nutrient medium.
• Accelerated analysis method: The use of express methods to quickly determine the presence and number of microorganisms.
• Molecular genetic methods: The use of PCR (polymerase chain reaction) to identify microorganisms for their DNA.

The results of microbiological control must comply with the established regulatory values. In case of inconsistency, measures are taken to identify and eliminate the sources of contamination.

Control of the content of heavy metals in dietary supplements

Monitoring the content of heavy metals in dietary supplements is an important aspect of product safety. Heavy metals, such as lead, cadmium, mercury and arsenic, can fall into a dietary supplement from various sources, including contaminated raw materials, industrial equipment and the environment.

Sources of pollution with heavy metals

• Raw materials: Plants grown on polluted soils can accumulate heavy metals.
• Water: Water used in the production process may contain heavy metals.
• Equipment: Metal equipment in contact with products may be a source of pollution.
• Package: Packaging materials, especially plastic, may contain heavy metals.
• Environment: Air and soil in the production area can be polluted by heavy metals.

The influence of heavy metals on health

Heavy metals have a toxic effect on the human body, causing various diseases:

• Lead: It affects the nervous system, kidneys and hematopoietic organs.
• KADMY: It affects the kidneys, bones and lungs.
• Mercury: It affects the nervous system, kidneys and heart.
• Arsenic: It affects the skin, nervous system and digestive tract.

Long -term exposure to even small doses of heavy metals can lead to chronic diseases.

Methods for monitoring the content of heavy metals

To control the content of heavy metals in dietary supplements, various analytical methods are used, such as:

• Atomic-Absorption spectrometry (AAS): The method based on the measurement of light absorption by metal atoms.
• Mass spectrometry with inductively connected plasma (ICP-Ms): A method based on ionization of elements in plasma and measuring the mass of ions.
• Inversion voltamometry: The electrochemical method based on the measurement of current during electrolysis of the solution.

The normative values ​​of the content of heavy metals are set in unified sanitary-epidemiological and hygienic requirements for goods subject to sanitary and epidemiological surveillance (control).

Measures to prevent pollution with heavy metals

To prevent contamination of dietary supplements with heavy metals, it is necessary:

• Use high -quality raw materials: Purchase raw materials from trusted suppliers who monitor the content of heavy metals.
• Use purified water: Use purified water in the production process.
• Use safe equipment: Use equipment made of materials that do not contain heavy metals.
• Control the conditions of production: Maintain cleanliness and order in industrial premises.
• Control the content of heavy metals in finished products: Carry out regular monitoring of the content of heavy metals in finished products.

Dad authenticity control

Bad authenticity control is a set of measures aimed at confirming the compliance of the composition and properties of the product with the declared characteristics. This problem is especially relevant in connection with the growth of the BAD market and an increase in the number of fakes.

Methods of confirmation of authenticity

Various methods are used to confirm the authenticity of dietary supplements:

• Organoleptic analysis: Assessment of the appearance, smell and taste of the product for compliance with the standard.
• Microscopic analysis: The study of the structure of the product under a microscope to identify characteristic features.
• Chemical analysis: Determination of the content of active substances and other components using various analytical methods.
• Spectroscopic analysis: The use of spectroscopy (UV, IR, IAMR) to identify the components of the product according to their spectral characteristics.
• Chromatographic analysis: Separation of product components using chromatography (VEZH, GC) and their quantitative definition.
• DNA analysis: Identification of plant materials for its DNA to confirm authenticity and species.
• Isotopic analysis: Determination of the isotopic composition of the components of the product to identify falsification.

Identification of falsification

Exercise control allows you to identify various types of falsification of dietary supplements:

• Substitution of ingredients: Replacing expensive ingredients with cheaper analogues.
• Lack of declared ingredients: The absence of declared active substances in the product.
• Pollution by extraneous substances: The presence of foreign substances in the product not indicated in the composition.
• Inconsistency with the declared content: The inconsistency of the actual content of active substances declared on the label.

The value of authenticity control

Dietary supplies control are important for:

• Consumer health protection: Prevention of the use of poor -quality and dangerous products.
• Maintaining the reputation of manufacturers: Confirmation of the quality and authenticity of products.
• Falsification fights: Identification and suppression of production and sale of fake products.

Conclusion (do not include in the final version!)

Quality and safety control is a complex and multifaceted process that requires constant attention and improvement. Compliance with the requirements of regulatory documents, the implementation of modern methods of analysis and control, as well as the responsible attitude of manufacturers and suppliers are key factors for ensuring safety and the efficiency of dietary supplements for consumers. Regular monitoring of the BAD market and strengthening control over compliance with legislation requirements are necessary to protect the public health and maintain confidence in this category of products.

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